Opponent has an A, or any other single card
Assume Texas with 10 players. 7 players fold before the flop. Myself and 2 opponents remain. See if my rusty math is correct.
The probability of any one card being an A, if none are showing, is 4/45 = .088
What is the probability that one opponent has an A, if none are showing? 4*(4/45)=.35
What is the probability that both opponents have an A, if none are showing? (2*(4/45)) * (2*(3/43)) = .176 * .139 = .024
TIA, tom
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