Mathematics Of Poker

The one unrelenting fact about poker is that it is truly all about the math. The Mathematics of Poker is very important. There is a probability for every outcome in online poker and a statistic for every hand of the poker game. Some of them are fun, some of them matter and some of them are just for MIT graduates. They are helpful to your online poker game and by having a general knowledge on the mathematics of poker you put yourself in a better position to understand the game of poker over the long run. Here is some more math, with a 100% deposit bonus you can double your starting bankroll, get your Bovada Bonus Codes now.

The Mathematics of Poker Bill Chen Jerrod Ankenman Other ConJelCo titles: Cooke's Rules of Real Poker by Roy Cooke and John Bond Hold'em Excellence by Lou Krieger How to Play Like a Poker Pro by Roy Cooke and John Bond How to Think Like a Poker Pro by Roy Cooke and John Bond Internet Poker by Lou Krieger and Kathleen Watterson Mastering No-Limit Hold'em by Russ Fox and Scott T. The author presents the mathematics involved in this card game, with respect to the usage of the numerical results in players' strategies.

Math Odds For Being Dealt Specific Hands In Hold’em

• The odds you will be dealt a pair of aces: 220:1
• Odds you will be dealt any pair: 16:1
• The odds you will be dealt AK suited: 330:1
• Odds you will be dealt AK: 110:1
• The odds you will be dealt either a pair or a hand with an ace: 3.91:1

Mathematics of Poker For The Flop In Texas Hold’em

• If you hold a pair, the odds against flopping a set are 7.51:1
• You hold AK, the odds against flopping either an ace or a king are: 2.08:1
• If you hold a suited hand, the odds against flopping a four flush are 8:14:1
• When you hold QJ, the odds against flopping an outside straight draw are 15.6:1
• If you hold KQ, the odds against flopping a nut straight (AJT) are 305:1

Mathematics Of Poker

Odds For Completing A Hand With Two Cards To Come In Hold’em

• The odds against completing a four flush: 1.86:1
• Odds against completing an outside straight draw: 2.18:1
• The odds against completing an inside straight draw: 5.07:1
• The odds against making a set by the river when you hold a pair: 10.88:1

Flopping Over Cards With Pocket Pairs In Texas Hold’em

• You hold KK, the odds that no over cards will fall on the flop are: 0.29:1 (an Ace will fall about 22% of the time)
• Odds you hold QQ, the odds that no over cards will fall on the flop are: 0.71:1 ( an over card will fall about 41% of the time)
• You hold JJ, the odds that no over cards will fall on the flop are: 1.32:1 (an over card will fall about 57% of the time)
• You hold TT, the odds that no over cards will fall on the flop are 2.28:1 (an over card will fall about 70% of the time)

Mathematics of Poker For Five Card Draw Poker

• Odds that you will be dealt a pair of jacks or better: 6.69:1
• The Odds that you will be dealt a pair of tens or lower: 2.42:1
• You will be dealt two pair: 20:1
• Odds that you will be dealt three of a kind: 46.3:1
• The Odds that you will be dealt a straight 254:1
• Odds that you will be dealt a flush: 508:1
• The Odds that you will be dealt a full house: 693:1
• Odds that you will be dealt four of a kind: 4164:1
• The odds that you will be dealt a straight flush: 64973:1
• If you hold one pair and draw three, your odds against making two pair or better are 2.48:1. With the same hand, your odds against making trips or better are 6.86:1
• When you hold three of a kind and draw two, your odds against making a full house or better are 8.65:1
• You hold an open ended straight and draw one, your odds against completing to a straight are 4.88:1
• If you hold an inside straight and draw one, your odds against completing to a straight are 10.75:1

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