Thread: Probability of an opponent having a given hand in a range
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Old 10-16-2005, 09:40 AM
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Default Re: Probability of an opponent having a given hand in a range
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There's only 6 ways to get KK and QQ, and 16 ways to get AQ.

KK and QQ are equally likely. There are still 4 Qs to choose from until one of the Qs is accounted for. You can consider it a possibility with AQ, but they don't affect each others probability until you actually place that Q in someones hand or on the board.

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