Thread: Morton's theorem
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Old 11-26-2007, 04:05 PM
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Default Re: Morton\'s theorem
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I'll read it later.

I don't like this example:

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Notice that in a few exceptional cases pre-flop hand rankings can be non-transitive as a result of which the 'best hand' can not be defined. A specific example is formed by the three hands: Qs4h 7s6s 2h2d.


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The standard example here is AKo, 22 and JTs.

Regards ...

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AKo, 44, and JTs is clearer, imo. (since AK vs 22 is so close)
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