Basic Suited Connectors question.

Diggslick · #1 05-11-2005, 01:55 PM

What percentage of the time will suited connectors flop either ,Two pair(or boat or quads) or Four to a flush(flush) or OESD(or the straight)? Thanks

LetYouDown · #2 05-11-2005, 02:48 PM

Don't trust this post. I'm curious if anyone wants to tackle this problem and correct my errors (I'm sure there are some).

Assuming you have Js-10s.

There are 117600 flop possibilities.

Exactly Quads: 2 Combinations
Exactly Boat: 18 combinations
Exactly Trips: 264 combinations
Exactly Two Pair: 396 combinations
Four Flush (incl. OESFD): 2035 Combinations
Flush (incl. SF): 165 Combinations
OESD: 320 Combinations
Straight: 192 Combinations

chapstick · #3 05-11-2005, 03:53 PM

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Assuming you have Js-10s.
There are 117600 flop possibilities.

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I believe there are 19600 flop possibilities.
C(50,3) = 19600. You are assuming two flops
with different order are distinct.

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Exactly Quads: 2 Combinations
Exactly Boat: 18 combinations
Exactly Trips: 264 combinations
Exactly Two Pair: 396 combinations

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I get 66 exactly-trips combos, and 99 exactly-two-pair combos.

The rest I have not looked yet.

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Four Flush (incl. OESFD): 2035 Combinations
Flush (incl. SF): 165 Combinations
OESD: 320 Combinations
Straight: 192 Combinations

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LetYouDown · #4 05-11-2005, 04:44 PM

Yeah, the order was the issue...I forgot to divide by 3!. First time in a while I've had that blunder. Definitely an oversight [img]/images/graemlins/wink.gif[/img].

binions · #5 05-11-2005, 04:46 PM

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Don't trust this post. I'm curious if anyone wants to tackle this problem and correct my errors (I'm sure there are some).

Assuming you have Js-10s.

There are 117600 flop possibilities.

Exactly Quads: 2 Combinations
Exactly Boat: 18 combinations
Exactly Trips: 264 combinations
Exactly Two Pair: 396 combinations
Four Flush (incl. OESFD): 2035 Combinations
Flush (incl. SF): 165 Combinations
OESD: 320 Combinations
Straight: 192 Combinations

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Do you want to flop a straight, 2 pair or straight draw when the board is 3 flush against you? Do you want to flop a straight draw on a paired board?

In other words, some of these "good" flops are dangerous.

LetYouDown · #6 05-11-2005, 04:51 PM

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I get 66 exactly-trips combos

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I'm wondering how you got there. Did you consider the fact that there's 3 ways for the first two cards to be J-J? Maybe I'm overlooking something. Wouldn't surprise me.

Cobra · #7 05-11-2005, 05:44 PM

I analyzed this for a similar hand.

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Cobra

LetYouDown · #8 05-11-2005, 07:01 PM

So relatively close...I excluded double belly busters, but I think for the most part we're in agreement.

Mr Mojo Risin · #9 05-11-2005, 11:10 PM

Cobra, acording to your math, there is a 48.49 chance of hitting something on the flop with these cards. Did i do my math right?

chapstick · #10 05-12-2005, 01:55 PM

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I get 66 exactly-trips combos

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I'm wondering how you got there. Did you consider the fact that there's 3 ways for the first two cards to be J-J? Maybe I'm overlooking something. Wouldn't surprise me.

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No. My mistake. I multiplied by 11, for the remaining
non-trip-contributing card, and forgot about its suit.
I should have multiplied by 44. (Note 66x4 = 264).
Apologies.