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05-10-2005, 08:55 PM
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figuring percentages for favorite and underdog
in holdem how do u calculate how much of a favorite or underdog you are at anytime during a hand? i am not the greatest math wiz so lamens terms please and it dont have to be exact just somthin to do in my head at the table. a response is greatly appreciated for this world series wannabe
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#2
05-10-2005, 09:58 PM
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Re: figuring percentages for favorite and underdog
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Figure out what cards (called outs) will give you the best hand. Example You have AcKc and the board is Jc5c2d. You think he might have a set, so the 9 remaining clubs will more than likely give you the winning hand. The fastest way to do this at the table, is to use the 2-4 rule. If you have one card to come, mulitiply your outs by 2. If you have 2 cards to come, mulitiply your outs by 4. So 9 outs on the flop is 36% and on the turn is 18%. In actual is 34.97% on the flop and 19.57% on the turn but it is close.
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05-11-2005, 08:18 AM
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Re: figuring percentages for favorite and underdog
First, you must ask your opponent if he would kindly show you his cards....
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