drawing 2 pairs after flop?
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drawing 2 pairs after flop?
I wanna see whats the chance of losing when u have AA - flop turn and river?
- soundmun
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27% per the calc. My brain says it should be 21 or 22%. What's going on?!
You have two aces and three 2s as outs plus either a running paired board or running broadway cards. Surely that's like 20% for the main 5 outs plus 1 or 2% at most for the runners
You have two aces and three 2s as outs plus either a running paired board or running broadway cards. Surely that's like 20% for the main 5 outs plus 1 or 2% at most for the runners
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HalfSugar - King Moderator
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soundmun wrote:what i meant was - in general if i have AA what are the chances that oponent has better cards ? flop, turn and river?
3.7569328435 TO 1 FLOP
3.172839475 TO 1 TURN
2.587362648276 TO 1 RIVER
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gumbie - Posts: 696
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gumbie wrote:soundmun wrote:what i meant was - in general if i have AA what are the chances that oponent has better cards ? flop, turn and river?
3.7569328435 TO 1 FLOP
3.172839475 TO 1 TURN
2.587362648276 TO 1 RIVER
so cahnce is in total = 9% he has pairs or better?
- soundmun
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Gumbie is just F* with you.
There is really no point in this question.
If you go AI pf with AA, you can easily calculate what are the chances you get out drawn vs any hand (and those odds stay the same regardless how the hand play)
However knowing these odds (which you should) should not effect how you play the hand post flop. This is were board reading, hand reading and knowing your opponent comes into play.
There is really no point in this question.
If you go AI pf with AA, you can easily calculate what are the chances you get out drawn vs any hand (and those odds stay the same regardless how the hand play)
However knowing these odds (which you should) should not effect how you play the hand post flop. This is were board reading, hand reading and knowing your opponent comes into play.
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