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Old 09-20-2004, 10:03 AM
BugSplatt BugSplatt is offline
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Default A question that has probably been asked a million times .....

Can someone tell me the math involved in this common everyday occurence. You have two suited cards, flop two suited cards - what is the formulation that stipulates that you have a 34.97% chance of hitting one of your flush cards on turn or river?

I know, for example, how to calculate the chance of flopping a flush: ((11/50)*(10/49)*(9/48)) = 0.84
but my statistical knowledge ends there.

Thanks in advance,

Bug
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