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more than a pair
what is the probability of flopping at lest 2 pair with a suited connector (lets take 67s). By more than a pair, i would like to exclude all flops where i flop 2 pr without using both of my cards(like 446 or 888)
thanks V |
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Re: more than a pair
I will answer the probability of hitting two pair, three of a kind, a full house or four of a kind.
Using combinations = ((6c2)*44 + (6c3)) / (50c3) This is equal to 3.5%. Cobra |
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Re: more than a pair
To break it down (all using both hole cards):
19600 flops 2 pair: (3c1)^2(11c1)(4c1)*2 = 396 ways trips: (3c2)(11c1)(4c1)*2 = 264 ways full house: (3c2)(3c1)*2 = 18 ways quads: 2 ways sum = 680 ways / 19600 = 3.47% or 27.8 to 1 |
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Re: more than a pair
[ QUOTE ]
To break it down (all using both hole cards): 19600 flops 2 pair: (3c1)^2(11c1)(4c1)*2 = 396 ways trips: (3c2)(11c1)(4c1)*2 = 264 ways full house: (3c2)(3c1)*2 = 18 ways quads: 2 ways sum = 680 ways / 19600 = 3.47% or 27.8 to 1 [/ QUOTE ] do those calculations include flopping two pair with a pair on the board? like a AA6 flop when you have 56 thanks v |
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Re: more than a pair
No.
That would be (3c1)*(11c1)(4c2)*2 = 396 ways or an extra 2.02%. |
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