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 Odds question, Mark Barnett II, 11. Sep 2003 09:09 | ||
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| is there a program or a book that breaks down just about all odds of doing anything on the flop in holdem? Basic example: what are the odds that if im holding KX that i will pair the king on the flop without an Ace flopping? Extreme example: what are the odds of flopping a four flush and a pair? my idea is to try and figure out the basic odds of having a favorable flop hit your hand for any 2 cards *favorable being 2 pair or better or getting a draw to a staright or better* telling someone 7-2 is unplayable is great but being able to say the reason why 7-2 isnt a good hand is cause its only gonna hit a favorable flop *some random number i have thought of, so no jumping down throat* 5% of the time i think is a better way of doing it, just as saying AA is a great hand is ok but saying AA is a great hand cause your gonna get a flop you like *again random number* 31% of the time is even better | ||
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| Re: Odds question, _play_me, 11. Sep 2003 09:40 | ||
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| This link has some of the odds you are looking for: http://www.learn-texas-holdem.com/texas-holdem-odds-probabilities.htm on 11. Sep 2003 09:09 Mark Barnett II wrote: > is there a program or a book that breaks down just about all odds of doing > anything on the flop in holdem? > > Basic example: > what are the odds that if im holding KX that i will pair the king on the flop > without an Ace flopping? > > Extreme example: > what are the odds of flopping a four flush and a pair? > > my idea is to try and figure out the basic odds of having a favorable flop hit > your hand for any 2 cards *favorable being 2 pair or better or getting a draw to > a staright or better* > > telling someone 7-2 is unplayable is great but being able to say the reason why > 7-2 isnt a good hand is cause its only gonna hit a favorable flop *some random > number i have thought of, so no jumping down throat* 5% of the time i think is a > better way of doing it, just as saying AA is a great hand is ok but saying AA is > a great hand cause your gonna get a flop you like *again random number* 31% of > the time is even better | ||
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| Re: Odds question, Schuster, 11. Sep 2003 10:41 | ||
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| Click the odds link on the bottom of this forum! Lee | ||
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| Re: Odds question, Michael C, 9. Jan 2004 16:51 | ||
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| neat little program to run some odds. http://www.cardplayer.com/poker_odds/index.php like 72o (33%) against AKo (67%) | ||
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| Re: Odds question, JSBARE, 9. Jan 2004 20:18 | ||
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| I agree with your "7-2 theory but I often find 8-3 to be just as bad and more often | ||
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