Pot Calculating 4 Dummies?
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Pot Calculating 4 Dummies?
Hey guys i was looking for an easy fairly accurate way to calculate odds at the table. thanks.
Mad Hatter IX
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The 2/4 rule is a good estimator (for 10 or less outs). After 10, it's a little less accurate and a fudge factor is needed.
How it works: Count the number of outs you have on the flop. Your approximate percentage for hitting the hand with one of those outs is 4 X (number of outs)% by the river. If you're figure outs and percentages on the turn, the multiplier is 2 X.
Example:
Have flopped bottom two pair - think I'm facing a str8. This gives me 4 outs. I'll hit my boat 16% (approx) of the time by the river. Same situation on the turn, approximately 8% of the time.
How it works: Count the number of outs you have on the flop. Your approximate percentage for hitting the hand with one of those outs is 4 X (number of outs)% by the river. If you're figure outs and percentages on the turn, the multiplier is 2 X.
Example:
Have flopped bottom two pair - think I'm facing a str8. This gives me 4 outs. I'll hit my boat 16% (approx) of the time by the river. Same situation on the turn, approximately 8% of the time.
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so that means if i have one card to get a straight after the flop, on the turn the prob. of getting it is 16% but on the river it would be 8%?
by the way how accurate is this?
by the way how accurate is this?
Mad Hatter IX
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MadHatterIX wrote:so that means if i have one card to get a straight after the flop, on the turn the prob. of getting it is 16% but on the river it would be 8%?
by the way how accurate is this?
Not exactly. You would have a 16% chance to hit it on either the turn or the river. Once you're down to just the river you only have an 8% chance.
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