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Old 09-11-2003, 02:28 AM
BruceZ BruceZ is offline
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Default Re: Basic holdem combination question.

I get that there are 13 pairs, and 78 suited cards (2 card combinations out of 13 cards - suit is irrelevant, so no need to multipy by 4). What I don't really understand is how the 78 unsuited combinations are calculated.

Exactly the same way as the suited cards. For every suited hand there is a corresponding offsuit hand, and visa versa. Of course there are 3 times more offsuit hands (12 vs. 4) but we are counting all 12 of them as the same hand.
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