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How do you calculate the probability of flopping x sets [or fewer] in Y hands.
E.G. I have flopped 3 sets in 77 pocket pairs dealt. What are the odds against that? |
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It's a binomial distribution (as you either flop a set or you don't). So if the chance of an event happening on a single trial is p and you have N trials total then the probability of p occurring exactly n times is (N choose n) p^n (1-p)^(N-n) where (N choose n) = N!/(n! (N-n)!).
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so 77! / (3! * 74!)
or 73,150-1 against? |
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With p=1081/1225 as the probability of NOT flopping a set or
better, just add C(77,0)(p^77) C(77,1)(p^76)((1-p)) C(77,2)(p^75)((1-p)^2) C(77,3)(p^74)((1-p)^3) Altogether, this is about 0.015530244, or about 63.39 to 1 against. |
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I have no idea what C(xxx) means below. Help?
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C(x,y)= x!/[y!*(x-y)!]
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