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10-20-2007, 01:36 PM
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probaility of Axy flop?
How would I go about determining the probability of a flop containing one ace and two other cards lower than, say 10? For example, if I wanted an Axy flop where both x and y < 10?
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10-20-2007, 01:56 PM
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Re: probaility of Axy flop?
4*32c2/52c3 ~ 8.977%
There are 4 ways to select an ace and 32c2 ways to select 2 cards from 32 possible cards (4*8=32) Or you may do it like this : The flop may be Axy , xAy , xyA . The probability the first card is an ace is 4/52 The second card will be under a 10 with probability 32/51 . The third card will be under a 10 with probability 31/50 . So since the A can occupy any of the 3 positions , we have 4/52*32/51*31/50*3 ~ 8.977%
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10-20-2007, 02:23 PM
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Re: probaility of Axy flop?
[ QUOTE ]
4*32c2/52c3 ~ 8.977% There are 4 ways to select an ace and 32c2 ways to select 2 cards from 32 possible cards (4*8=32) Or you may do it like this : The flop may be Axy , xAy , xyA . The probability the first card is an ace is 4/52 The second card will be under a 10 with probability 32/51 . The third card will be under a 10 with probability 31/50 . So since the A can occupy any of the 3 positions , we have 4/52*32/51*31/50*3 ~ 8.977% [/ QUOTE ] Awesome, thanks! If I wanted a similar scenario, but instead the flop being an ace OR king and two cards below ten, then it would just be 8*32c2/52c3 ~ 17.95%, correct?
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10-20-2007, 07:58 PM
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Re: probaility of Axy flop?
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How would I go about determining the probability of a flop containing one ace and two other cards lower than, say 10? For example, if I wanted an Axy flop where both x and y < 10? [/ QUOTE ] You didn't say it. But didn't you mean the rank of x and y are different? xy can't be a pair?
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10-20-2007, 08:47 PM
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Re: probaility of Axy flop?
[ QUOTE ]
[ QUOTE ] How would I go about determining the probability of a flop containing one ace and two other cards lower than, say 10? For example, if I wanted an Axy flop where both x and y < 10? [/ QUOTE ] You didn't say it. But didn't you mean the rank of x and y are different? xy can't be a pair? [/ QUOTE ] No... x and y don't need to be different. Sorry if that was misleading. [img]/images/graemlins/smile.gif[/img]
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10-22-2007, 01:50 PM
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Re: probaility of Axy flop?
lisen, not sure why you are looking for this but if you were holding an ace in your hand it would change the numbers..
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