Re: What would be the best limit to start at?
Realistically the odds we're talking here do not require large numbers to work themselves out, because the probabilities are not that small. In fact it's pretty easy to figure out how many times you need to look at a given situation to see if it settles down to, say, within 1% of the expected value, and the number is something like 1500 times. I don't know about you, but I've had way more than 1500 flush draws in my life. Probably more like 50,000.
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