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Re: Chances someone has an ace (or any other holding)
Thanks for the calculations!
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Re: Chances someone has an ace (or any other holding)
When the probabilities are small, adding them together (which is what multiplying by 6 is doing) does not introduce significant errors, so it suffices for ballpark computations.
When the probabilities are large, you can see where there are problems. Six handed game: Odds a specific player is suited: 12/51 , or around 24%. Using your method to find odds that at least one player is suited would give around 6*24 = 144%, which is clearly false. |
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