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09-08-2005, 05:43 PM
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Brainteaser
This may be really dumb and really easy, and I apologize if it gets solved in 2 minutes. I may even get YSSCKY'd. I came up with it last night. There is more than one correct answer.
Each variable represents a two card preflop poker hand, in a standard texas holdem game. Case 1: Hand A versus Hand X Case 2: Hand B versus Hand X Hand A has a better chance of winning against Hand X than Hand B has of winning against Hand X. a Player with hand B against hand X has a higher expected value than a player with Hand A against Hand X. Solve for A, B, and X. (There is more than one possible combination). Edit: In every case, all players are all-in preflop. 
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