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TRIP FOURS
holding 44 flop is j 9 4 player holds a j what are the odds that he runs a a on the turn and river?if it can be figured im just curios
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Re: TRIP FOURS
Huh?
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Re: TRIP FOURS
Well, we know what 7 of the cards are, so, on the Turn you're 42 to 3 (14 to 1) against, or 7% of the time you'll score; on the River you're 41 to 2 (a little worse than 20 to 1) against, or 4.8% of the time you'll score. I think that if you multiply those together (0.066 * 0.048= 0.0032) you'll get the liklihood of those two events happening which comes to 0.32% of the time. Statisticians please correct me.
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Re: TRIP FOURS
In this particular example, the odds against him getting running aces are 1892 to 1.
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Re: TRIP FOURS
Use www.twodimes.net to calculate your bad beats.
http://twodimes.net/h/?z=290785 pokenum -h 4s 4d - ad js -- jh 9c 4h Holdem Hi: 990 enumerated boards containing 9c Jh 4h cards win %win lose %lose tie %tie EV 4s 4d 971 98.08 19 1.92 0 0.00 0.981 Js Ad 19 1.92 971 98.08 0 0.00 0.019 |
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Re: TRIP FOURS
[ QUOTE ]
Hero holds 44 Villain holds AJ flop is J94 [edited] what are the odds that he runs a a on the turn and river?if it can be figured im just curios [/ QUOTE ] Why worry about that particular method of beating you? You are also beaten by J9 (6), AJ (6), 99 (3), and JJ (1). Together with AA (3), there are 19/990 ways for you to lose, assuming that there are no flushes possible. |
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