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06-12-2008 , 02:17 PM

B_ing

centurion

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I once bookmarked a site where the diffrent poker probabilities, including how you compute them was shown. Due to data-loss I hope someone can point me in the right direction and give me a link to that site again.

THX

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06-12-2008 , 02:41 PM

ImLiL"C"

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Join Date: May 2008 Posts: 528

Here you go hope this helps

http://www.allaboutpoker.com/poker-odds.php

Btw I had the 4 of a kind flopped on me when the guy only had one of the he had A6 and the board come 666 cute huh lol ty pokerstars LOL LOL look at the odds on that one 9799 to 1 cool huh lol

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06-12-2008 , 03:39 PM

Tbird24

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Originally Posted by ImLiL"C"

At least TRY to act 21 when on a gambling forum

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06-12-2008 , 04:56 PM

BlindedOut

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Originally Posted by Tbird24

At least TRY to act 21 when on a gambling forum

As well,...you seem to have forgotten what a period, comma, question mark, quotations, etc. are. Your (basic) 3rd grade grammar book may be of (some) assistance with this issue. The elementary "laws" of grammar, i.e. the rules for using punctuation are actually,....quite simple.

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06-12-2008 , 05:48 PM

ImLiL"C"

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Originally Posted by Tbird24

At least TRY to act 21 when on a gambling forum

Umm Im curious to how I am not actiong 21 I gave the guy some Info that he requested and told him a story that had happened to me that I found amusing.

Is it my grammer because I didnt know I was in spelling class sorry I didnt see it the the fourm TOS when I signed up I knew I shoulda got someone to read it to me LOL

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06-12-2008 , 08:42 PM

BlindedOut

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Originally Posted by ImLiL"C"

Well actually, your spelling seems to be fine. It just seems like (by now) you would have learned to use a period here, a comma there, maybe even a question mark every now and then. You know,....like...a period following the end of a statement or comment. (They work really well to indicate the end of a sentence.) But really it's no big deal. I have a teen in my home, so I can (pretty much) decipher this crap! (That HER friends use. NOT HER!)

Hummm!.......are people still wondering why America is falling so far down the list of how well ed-u-ma-cated (or lack thereof) our children are?

Just a thought. No big deal. Carry on.

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06-13-2008 , 06:32 AM

BigMango

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Join Date: Dec 2007 Posts: 245

In regards to the OP, this is a great site that helps tremendously with calculating poker odds.

http://www.cardplayer.com/poker_odds/texas_holdem

Hope this helps!

RG.

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06-13-2008 , 02:09 PM

Bakunin

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Originally Posted by ImLiL"C"

Actually the chance he had the 4th 6 is 4.3%, given that there were already three sixes on the board. Isn't it?

P(6) = 1 - (46/47)*(45/46) = 0.042553

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06-13-2008 , 02:41 PM

ImLiL"C"

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Originally Posted by Bakunin

Actually the chance he had the 4th 6 is 4.3%, given that there were already three sixes on the board. Isn't it?

P(6) = 1 - (46/47)*(45/46) = 0.042553

Not according to that site if you click the link you would see the odds if a play has like A6 and theh flop comes 666

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06-13-2008 , 05:02 PM

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Bakunin

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Originally Posted by ImLiL"C"

Not according to that site if you click the link you would see the odds if a play has like A6 and theh flop comes 666

If a player has A6, then the chances of getting 666 on the flop are 1 in 19600.

P(666 given 6 in hand) = (3/50)*(2/49)*(1/48) = 5.10204E-05 = 1/19600 = 0.0051% = 19599 to 1

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With Two Non-Paired Cards, What is the Probability of Flopping...

Four of a kind using one of your pocket cards 0.01% 9799 to 1

But as you can get AAA too, multiply that chance I calculated by two and you get the same answer as the website.

In my first post, I was thinking "since there is 666 on the board, what is the chance the other player has the remaining six?" - the answer is 4.2%. The website answers the question "If a player has A6, what is the chance that the flop will give him quads (AAA or 666)?"

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06-15-2008 , 10:42 AM

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centurion

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Originally Posted by Bakunin

Actually the chance he had the 4th 6 is 4.3%, given that there were already three sixes on the board. Isn't it?

P(6) = 1 - (46/47)*(45/46) = 0.042553

what I am actually looking for is a site with a lots of math like this!!

Come one someone showed me before.

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06-15-2008 , 11:29 AM

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ImLiL"C"

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The only math I do is count the money I win lol. Can't help you with this part.

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