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12-14-2002, 12:19 PM
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HARDEST QUESTION I CAN THINK OF
I donno the answer to this problem, but I'm hoping some of you could solve it for me.
What is the probability of 1) top pair 2) bottom 2 pair 3) middle 2 pair 4) top 2 pair 3) three of a kind 4) nut straight from the flop, being the winning hand. thanks, 
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12-20-2002, 12:40 AM
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Re: HARDEST QUESTION I CAN THINK OF
Top pair of Aces is going to hold up a lot more than a top pair of 6's
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12-20-2002, 09:17 PM
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Re: HARDEST QUESTION I CAN THINK OF
You can replace middle two-pair with top and bottom pair which wasn't on the list.
That being said, I don't think a precise answer can be given and I don't think the answer would be very useful.
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12-21-2002, 12:14 PM
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Re: HARDEST QUESTION I CAN THINK OF
you need to tie down the variables a bit more to get some exact answers
for instance, taking only random hands into consideration, if you had top pair with JcTs and a Jd6d2d flop against two opponents you would win 47% of the time with JcTs and a Jd6h2s flop against two opponents you would win 67% of the time
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#7
12-21-2002, 07:39 PM
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Re: HARDEST QUESTION I CAN THINK OF
How did you mathematically determine that? I think this question would help me dramatically, when i'm first to bet with top pair and theres x number of players - so that i wouldn't get reraised when a scare card comes.
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#8
12-21-2002, 09:26 PM
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Re: HARDEST QUESTION I CAN THINK OF
only bruce could work that out mathematically - i had to use a poker programme!
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