Re: Decent estimate for my AQo being dominated....
I am new to the probability area as well but am trying to study it. I am not sure when you can use multiplication and skip inclusion-exclusion.
Why couldn't you say the chance of no one having a dominating hand is
c(50,2)-24/c(50,2) and then raise this to the ninth power for eight other people.
This gives you the percentage no one dominates, subtract 1 and you have the percentage of hands that at least one person dominates.
This comes out to .16312 percent, I am confused at why there is a difference.
Thank you,
Cobra
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