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5. Odds in Omaha Hi-Lo Odds of Flopping a Nut Low Draw WILLNOTs : WILLs 10,896 : 6,400 Reduce 10,896 / 6,400 : 6,400 / 6,400 1.7 : 1 A23X >>> Nut Low To flop a nut Low with this hand the Flop needs to contain 3 unpaired cards below the rank of 9 with one and only one that may pair the A, 2 or 3 in the hole. There are Comb(20, 2) 2-card combinations from the ranks 4 through 8 and 30 pairs: (20 * 19) = 190 (1 * 2) 190 – 30 = 160 is the number of 2-card combinations that will flop a nut Low draw to this hand. This is multiplied by all of the remaining low cards minus the 6 that might counterfeit one of the flop cards (21): 160 * 21 = 3,360 With 3,360 3-card combinations that will flop the nut Low to this hand, the odds are Total Possibilities = 17,296 – WILLs = 3,360 WILLNOTs = 13,936 Odds of Flopping a Nut Low WILLNOTs : WILLs 13,936 : 3,360 184
Reduce 13,936 / 3,360 : 3,360/ 3,360 4.1 : 1 A23X Single Suited >>> Nut Low or Ace High Flush There are 3,360 Flops that will make a nut low. To flop an Ace-High Flush, the Flop must contain 3 cards from the same suit as the suited Ace — Comb(11, 3): (11 * 10 * 9) = 165 (1 * 2 * 3) 3,360 + 165 = 3,525 is the number of 3-card combinations that will flop a Nut Low or an Ace-High Flush to this hand: Total Possibilities = 17,296 – WILLs = 3,525 WILLNOTs = 13,771 Odds of Flopping a Nut Low or Ace High Flush WILLNOTs : WILLs 13,771 : 3,525 Reduce 13,771 / 3,525 : 3,525 / 3,525 3.9 : 1 A2XX >>> Nut Low Draw To flop a nut Low draw with this hand, the Flop must contain 2 unpaired cards of the ranks 3 through 8 with no card that counterfeits either the Ace or the Deuce in the hole. 185 Before the Flop
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Practical Poker Math By Pat Dittmar
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Table of Contents Preface . . . . .
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Odds with 2 Cards to Come . . . . .
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This is not perfect knowledge. It i
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Practical Poker Math The first aim
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1. Introduction to Game Theory in P
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2. The Basic Calculations Total Pos
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2. The Basic Calculations Another w
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2. The Basic Calculations Combinati
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2. The Basic Calculations This can
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2. The Basic Calculations 52 * 51 =
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2. The Basic Calculations pot odds
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2. The Basic Calculations Total Odd
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2. The Basic Calculations Odds in T
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2. The Basic Calculations number of
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2. The Basic Calculations sible fro
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2. The Basic Calculations Open Ende
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2. The Basic Calculations Odds of a
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2. The Basic Calculations After the
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2. The Basic Calculations The odds
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2. The Basic Calculations (48 * 47
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2. The Basic Calculations After the
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2. The Basic Calculations Therefore
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3. Odds in Texas Hold’em ♦ The
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3. Odds in Texas Hold’em the arti
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3. Odds in Texas Hold’em In a ful
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3. Odds in Texas Hold’em The tabl
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3. Odds in Texas Hold’em Pocket A
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3. Odds in Texas Hold’em WILLNOTs
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3. Odds in Texas Hold’em 54 1,326
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3. Odds in Texas Hold’em Axs Comb
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3. Odds in Texas Hold’em 2 Big Ca
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3. Odds in Texas Hold’em Among th
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3. Odds in Texas Hold’em consider
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3. Odds in Texas Hold’em Before t
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3. Odds in Texas Hold’em 1 * 100
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3. Odds in Texas Hold’em the pock
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3. Odds in Texas Hold’em After yo
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3. Odds in Texas Hold’em Suited C
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3. Odds in Texas Hold’em Total Po
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3. Odds in Texas Hold’em 2 Big Ca
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3. Odds in Texas Hold’em with AJ
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3. Odds in Texas Hold’em 2 Unpair
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3. Odds in Texas Hold’em ♦ Like
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3. Odds in Texas Hold’em must hav
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3. Odds in Texas Hold’em Pair >>>
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3. Odds in Texas Hold’em Open Str
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3. Odds in Texas Hold’em (10 * 9)
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3. Odds in Texas Hold’em 172 + 2
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3. Odds in Texas Hold’em Runner -
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3. Odds in Texas Hold’em 1 Pair >
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3. Odds in Texas Hold’em For each
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3. Odds in Texas Hold’em With onl
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3. Odds in Texas Hold’em Thus of
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3. Odds in Texas Hold’em 2 Pair >
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Page 171 and 172: The odds of exactly one pair of Ace
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Page 177 and 178: The probability of A23 with the Ace
Page 179 and 180: AA2X Single Suited to A For the Flu
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Page 183 and 184: WILLNOTs (270,629) : WILLs (96) 270
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Page 189 and 190: Before the Flop In both Omaha High
Page 191 and 192: The Calculations These calculations
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Page 195 and 196: AA23 >>> Wheel or Aces Full To flop
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Page 199 and 200: Total Possibilities = 17,296 - WILL
Page 201: Odds of Flopping an Ace High Flush
Page 205 and 206: (24 * 23) = 276 (1 * 2) 276 - 36 =
Page 207 and 208: (48 * 47) * 6 = 6,768 (1 * 2) Total
Page 209 and 210: After the Flop Nut Hand or Nut Draw
Page 211 and 212: 1. Whether or not there will be a p
Page 213 and 214: The Calculations With the Turn card
Page 215 and 216: 21 * 100 = 46.7% 45 Wheel (A2345) D
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Page 219 and 220: Odds of Turning a Boat or Quads WIL
Page 221 and 222: The Calculations After the Flop and
Page 223 and 224: Low Draw with Backup Low Card in th
Page 225 and 226: 164 + 6 = 170 possible 2-card combi
Page 227 and 228: Flush Draw & Low Draw >>> Flush or
Page 229 and 230: 296 + 28 = 324 possible 2-card comb
Page 231 and 232: Reduce 812 / 178 : 178 / 178 4.6 :
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Page 235 and 236: 830 / 160 : 160 / 160 5.2 : 1 Back
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Page 243 and 244: The Calculations With one card to c
Page 245 and 246: 2 Pair >>> Full House Reduce 23 / 2
Page 247 and 248: Open Ended Straight Draw & Flush Dr
Page 249: The River Bet All the cards are out
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