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What is the probabilty that AQ offsuit beats KK? Thanks for the help.
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Copied this from a cool website.
Hold'em Odds This page lists the common hold'em odds, followed by a series of useful pre-flop match-ups. Please let me know if I have made any typos or rounding errors or if there is anything you would like to see added to these lists. Starting Hands The probability of being dealt: Pocket aces 220/1 (0.45%) Any pocket pair 16/1 (5.9%) AK suited 331/1 (0.3%) AK offsuit 110/1 (0.9%) AK suited or offsuit 82/1 (1.2%) Any two suited cards 3.3/1 (24%) Max stretch suited connectors, e.g. JT suited 46/1 (2.1%) Max stretch connectors, e.g. JT suited or offsuit 11/1 (8.5%) Either pocket aces or pocket kings 110/1 (0.9%) Either pocket aces, pocket kings or AK 46/1 (2.1%) Either pocket aces, pocket kings, pocket queens, AK, AQ or KQ 19/1 (5%) Any pocket pair or two cards ten or higher 4.5/1 (18%) Any pocket pair of sevens or higher or two cards ten or higher 5.4/1 (16%) N.B. If you take a pocket pair to the river, you have a 4.2/1 (19%) chance of making a set or better. If you take two suited cards to the river, you have a 15/1 (6.4%) chance of making a flush in your suit by then. Your chance of making a flush in your suit by the river with two unsuited cards is 53/1 (1.8%). The Flop The probability of improving to: A set or better from a pocket pair 7.5/1 (11.8%), which is broken down as follows: A set 8.3/1 (10.8%) A full house 136/1 (0.74%) Quads 407/1 (0.25%) A flush from two suited cards 118/1 (0.84%) A four-flush from two suited cards 8.1/1 (10.9%) A three-flush from two suited cards 1.4/1 (41.6%) A four-flush from one suited card 88/1 (1.1%) A three-flush from one suited card 6.8/1 (12.8%) A straight from two max stretch connectors 76/1 (1.3%) An eight outs (open-ended or double belly buster) straight draw from two max stretch connectors 8.6/1 (10.5%) A gutshot straight draw from two max stretch connectors 3.6/1 (22%) At least a pair (using your pocket cards) from two non-pair cards 2.1/1 (32.4%) A pair (using one of your pocket cards) from two non-pair cards 2.5/1 (29%) Two pair (using both of your pocket cards) from two non-pair cards 49/1 (2%) Any two pair from two non-pair cards 24/1 (4%) Trips (using one of your pocket cards) from two non-pair cards 73/1 (1.35%) A full house (using both of your pocket cards) from two non-pair cards 1087/1 (0.09%) Quads (using one of your pocket cards) from two non-pair cards 9799/1 (0.01%) What will appear on the Three Flop Cards Three of a kind 424/1 (0.24%) A pair 5/1 (17%) Three suited cards 18/1 (5.2%) Two suited cards 0.8/1 (55%) No suited cards (rainbow) 1.5/1 (40%) Three cards in sequence 28/1 (3.5%) Two cards in sequence 1.5/1 (40%) No cards in sequence 0.8/1 (56%) From Flop to Turn The probability of improving to: A full house or better from a set on the next card (7 outs) 5.7/1 (15%) A full house from two pair on the next card (4 outs) 11/1 (9%) A set from one pair on the next card (2 outs) 23/1 (4.3%) A flush from a four-flush on the next card (9 outs) 4.2/1 (19%) A straight from an open-ended straight draw on the next card (8 outs) 4.9/1 (17%) A straight from a gutshot straight draw on the next card (4 outs) 11/1 (9%) A pair from two non-pair cards (overcards) on the next card (6 outs) 6.8/1 (13%) A second pair with your kicker on the next card, when you hold the same pair as your opponent but are 'outkicked' (3 outs) 15/1 (6%) From Flop to River The probability of improving to: A full house or better from a set by the river 2/1 (33%) A full house or better from two pair by the river (4 outs) 5.1/1 (17%) A set or better from one pair by the river (2 outs) 11/1 (8.4%) A flush from a four-flush by the river (9 outs) 1.9/1 (35%) A flush from a three-flush by the river 23/1 (4.2%) A straight from an open-ended straight draw by the river (8 outs) 2.2/1 (32%) A straight from a gutshot straight draw by the river (4 outs) 5.1/1 (17%) A pair or better from two non-pair cards (overcards) by the river (6 outs) 3.2/1 (24%) A second pair with your kicker by the river, when you hold the same pair as your opponent but are 'outkicked' (3 outs) 7/1 (13%) From Turn to River The probability of improving to: A full house or better from a set on the final card (10 outs) 3.6/1 (22%) A full house from two pair on the final card (4 outs) 11/1 (9%) A set from one pair on the final card (2 outs) 22/1 (4.4%) A flush from a four-flush on the final card (9 outs) 4.1/1 (20%) A straight from an open-ended straight draw on the final card (8 outs) 4.8/1 (17%) A straight from a gutshot straight draw on the final card (4 outs) 11/1 (9%) A pair from two non-pair cards (overcards) on the final card (6 outs) 6.7/1 (13%) A second pair with your kicker on the final card, when you hold the same pair as your opponent but are 'outkicked' (3 outs) 14/1 (7%) Before the Flop Match-Ups (Expected Value) Pair vs. Pair AdAh vs. KcKs 81.3%-18.7% AdAh vs 6c6s 79.8%-20.2% Pocket Rockets vs. Big Slick AdAh vs. AcKs 92.6%-7.4% AdAh vs. AcKc 87.9%-12.1% Pocket Rockets vs. Connectors AdAh vs. JcTs 82.0%-18.0% AdAh vs. JcTc 78.3%-21.7% AdAh vs. 6c5s 80.6%-19.4% AdAh vs. 6c5c 76.9%-23.1% Pair vs. Two Overcards TdTh vs. AcKs 57.3%-42.7% TdTh vs. AcKc 53.9%-46.1% 6d6h vs. AcKs 55.4%-44.6% 6d6h vs. AcKc 52.1%-47.9% JdTd vs. 2c2s 54.0%-46.0% JdTh vs. 2c2s 51.2%-48.8% Pair vs. One Overcard (dominated hand) KdKh vs. AcKs 70.0%-30.0% KdKh vs. AcKc 65.9%-34.1% 6d6h vs. 7c6s 64.2%-35.8% 6d6h vs. 7c6c 60.5%-39.5% Pair vs. One Overcard KdKh vs. AcQs 71.6%-28.4% KdKh vs. AcQc 67.9%-32.1% TdTh vs. Ac2s 71.1%-28.9% TdTh vs. Ac2c 67.4%-32.6% 6d6h vs. Ac2s 69.9%-30.1% 6d6h vs. Ac2c 66.2%-33.8% Dominated Hands AdKh vs. AcQs 74.0%-26.0% AdKh vs. AcQc 69.7%-30.3% AdKh vs. Ac6s 73.5%-26.5% AdKh vs. Ac6c 69.2%-30.8% AdKh vs. KcQs 74.2%-25.8% AdKh vs. KcQc 69.9%-30.1% AdKh vs. Kc7s 75.0%-25.0% AdKh vs. Kc7c 70.7%-29.3% Two Overcards vs. Non-Pair AdKh vs. 7c6s 61.5%-38.5% AdKh vs. 7c6c 57.7%-42.3% One Overcard vs. Non-pair Ad2h vs. 7c6s 53.9%-46.1% Ad2h vs. 7c6c 50.4%-49.6% |
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wow that's a great resource, soss. could you link the site you pulled that from? Thanks.
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