Where can I get these statistics...

[Bill Haywood]

If you take a given hand, say JTs, it wins or loses a certain percentage of the time. Now let's take just the set of wins. Sometimes you win with top pair, other times with a straight, once in a while a full house, etc. For a given set of hole cards, I want to know what proportion of the wins are with which final hand. I realize there are all sorts of complicating assumptions that go into such a calculation, but I'm looking for estimations.

Does anyone know of a book or software that have this?

[SheridanCat]

I think poker probe can do what you're asking for. I ran your problem through it. J[img]/images/graemlins/club.gif[/img]T[img]/images/graemlins/club.gif[/img] vs. 10 other players. This assumes all hands are taken to showdown.

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Hand | Wins | Ties/2 | Ties/3+ | Pct | Odds-1 |QPR|
========================|=========|=========|===== ====|=====|==========|====
| 1:Jc Tc | 15,408| 2,024| 765|16.66| 5.00| 173
+================================================= =========================+
|HIGH | Wins | Losses | Ties |WL%|| LOW | Wins | Losses | Ties |WL%|
|=====|========|========|========|===||=====|===== ===|========|========|===|
|5 x A| | | | || 5-hi| | | | |
|St/Fl| 198| 0| 1|100|| 6-hi| | | | |
| 4 x| 84| 17| 2| 83|| 7-hi| | | | |
| Full| 1177| 543| 421| 68|| 8-hi| | | | |
|Flush| 4573| 1884| 7| 71|| 9-hi| | | | |
| Strt| 4628| 2103| 1845| 69||1O-hi| | | | |
| 3 x| 1520| 2305| 133| 40|| J-hi| | | | |
| 2 pr| 2294| 17013| 284| 12|| Q-hi| | | | |
| AA| 0| 1661| 0| 0|| K-hi| | | | |
| KK| 0| 1649| 0| 0|| A-hi| | | | |
| QQ| 0| 1521| 0| 0|| Pair| | | | |
| JJ| 516| 9187| 52| 5|| 2 pr| | | | |
|1O-2s| 418| 22735| 44| 2|| 3 x| | | | |
|No pr| 0| 14061| 0| 0||Worst| | | | |
+================================================= =========================+
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Your web browser probably is messing this up. Cut the text between the "code" lines and paste it into a notepad like text editor and it should be fine.

This is output from Mike Caro's Poker Probe.

Regards,

T