Re: More median badugi madness
|how many random samples?
84,064; producing 10,001 badugis.
|How many opponents?
None.
|And we are of course assuming each opponent calls to the river?
No. What we have here is one guy getting one 4-card hand. If the 4-card hand is a badugi, he throws it away. If he has a 2-card or 3-card draw for a badugi, he throws it away. If he has a 1-card draw for a badugi, he draw one card. If the drawn card doesn't give him a badugi, he throws the hand away. If the card he draws gives him a badugi, he throws a ball in the air, yells "spud," and writes down the value of the hand. He does this over and over until he has 10001 hands. He then sorts the hands by value, from A234 to TJQK. He looks at the value of hand number 5001. It is JT76. Is that cool, or what?
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