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Practical Poker Math

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WILLNOTs (270,629) : WILLs (96)<br />

270,629 : 96<br />

Reduce<br />

270,629 / 96 : 96 / 96<br />

2,819.1 : 1<br />

AA23/AA2K Single Suited<br />

We will calculate the odds of having an AA23 single suited to<br />

either Ace in the hole.<br />

The total number of 4-card combinations possible from a<br />

52-card deck is 270,725.<br />

There are 6 2-card combinations that can contain a pair of<br />

Aces.<br />

To find the number of 4-card combinations that can contain<br />

AA23 single suited, multiply the number of possible pairs of<br />

Aces (6), by the number of 2-card combinations that can<br />

contain at least one Deuce, one Trey and with either the 2 or<br />

the 3 suited to one of the Aces (2 * 4 = 8). The number of 4card<br />

combinations that can contain AA23 single suited is<br />

6 * 8 = 48<br />

The probability of AA23 single suited in the hole expressed<br />

as a percentage is<br />

165<br />

Starting Hands

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