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 ODDS, PUPA, 14. May 2003 14:33 | ||
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| In Hold'em,what are the odds of getting at least a pair only after the flop?(forget about the turn and the river) | ||
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| Re: ODDS, Lex, 14. May 2003 15:00 | ||
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| I'd say about 36%. For example, let's say you hold a 4 and 5, pre-flop. There are 6 cards out of the unseen 50 that will complete one pair (3 - 4's and 3- 5's. You have 3 chances at getting one of the 6 cards, as there are 3 cards on the flop. Obviously, each time you see a card on the flop, there is one less unseen card. 6/50 + 6/49 + 6/48 = about 36%. | ||
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| Re: ODDS, stdioh, 15. May 2003 10:20 | ||
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| It depends too much on your starting cards to make a blanket statement about that...there would be a lot of math. You have to consider the chances of having a pocket pair. Add the chances of having suited cards and flopping a flush, having connectors and flopping a straight, having gappers and flopping a straight, etc. Then you have to look at starting hand standards and try to figure out the chance that you fold a hand before the flop and thus don't have the opportuinity to connect with it and flop your hand. | ||
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