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Looking at an odds chart, I am curious why 88 has a greater win % than 66 vs AKs. Why wouldn't 88 be exactly the same % as 66? An A or K is just as likely to fall on the board if you're hold 66 or 88. I'm not the best at odds, so this may be stupid but if someone can explain, I'd appreciate it.
88 vs AKs - 53.475% 66 vs AKs - 52.305% |
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There are slightly more ways the board can double pair higher than a 6 than an 8.
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There are slightly more ways the board can double pair higher than a 6 than an 8. [/ QUOTE ] So, on a board of J,J,7,7,2, the 88 will beat AK but the 66 will not. |
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