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#1
11-17-2005, 10:47 PM
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Long shot draws
What are the odds against the AK making runner runner trips, pairing the A or K on the turn and river assuming the following scenario:
AT vs. AK Flop: T T 6 What are the odds against the AK drawing out by making a backdoor runner runner straight? Thanks... 
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#2
11-17-2005, 11:53 PM
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Re: Long shot draws
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What are the odds against the AK making runner runner trips, pairing the A or K on the turn and river assuming the following scenario: AT vs. AK Flop: T T 6 [/ QUOTE ] (3/45 * 2/44) + (2/45 * 1/44) = 246.5-to-1. [ QUOTE ] What are the odds against the AK drawing out by making a backdoor runner runner straight? Thanks... [/ QUOTE ] 8/45 * 4/44 =~ 60.9-to-1.
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#3
11-18-2005, 12:29 AM
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Re: Long shot draws
What are the odds of catching the two remaining aces for a split?
The two remaining kings for the win? It looks like these were combined, I may have phrased the question wrong? I need to know the odds against the turn and river coming AA and KK respectively.
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#4
11-18-2005, 12:40 AM
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Re: Long shot draws
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What are the odds of catching the two remaining aces for a split? The two remaining kings for the win? It looks like these were combined, I may have phrased the question wrong? I need to know the odds against the turn and river coming AA and KK respectively. [/ QUOTE ] AA: (2/45 * 1/44) = 989-to-1. KK: (3/45 * 2/44) = 329-to-1.
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