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Re: guessing cards
Assuming you didn't do anything so baroque as guessing either of his cards were the same as the ones you held:
There are 50 unknown cards after yours are dealt so each guess would have a (4/50*4/49) chance of success = 0.6531% Doing it twice would have a 0.004264% chance of success. It should thus happen around 1 time in 23,500 attempts. So if every poker player in the world tried it every day, you would expect the feat to be reproduced many times a day. |
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Re: guessing cards
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There are 50 unknown cards after yours are dealt so each guess would have a (4/50*4/49) chance of success = 0.6531% [/ QUOTE ] Order doesn't matter here, so multiply your value by 2. |
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Re: guessing cards
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[ QUOTE ] There are 50 unknown cards after yours are dealt so each guess would have a (4/50*4/49) chance of success = 0.6531% [/ QUOTE ] Order doesn't matter here, so multiply your value by 2. [/ QUOTE ] Quite correct. You do in fact have <u>8</u> chances in 50 of getting one of the two cards for the first selection then 4/49 of getting whichever you did not get the first time in the second. |
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