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Practical Poker Math

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The Calculations<br />

After the Flop and before the Turn card has been dealt, there<br />

are 45 unseen cards. When calculating the odds with 2 cards<br />

to come, an important number is the total possible 2-card<br />

combinations that can be made from the remaining unseen<br />

45 cards — Comb(45, 2):<br />

(45 * 44) = 990<br />

(1 * 2)<br />

To find the WILLs, add the number of possible 2-card combinations<br />

that will contain 1 and only 1 of the available outs<br />

to the number of 2-card combinations that will contain 2<br />

out cards.<br />

Low Draw >>> Low with 2 Cards to Come<br />

With a Low draw, 16 of the unseen 45 cards will make a Low.<br />

There are 6 cards among the 45 that will counterfeit one of<br />

203<br />

After the Flop<br />

After the Flop Hand After River Card Odds<br />

Flush Draw Flush 1.75 : 1<br />

Low Draw &<br />

Flush Draw<br />

Low or Flush .4 : 1<br />

Low Draw &<br />

Flush Draw<br />

Low & Flush 8.2 : 1<br />

Open Straight Draw Straight 2.1 : 1<br />

Gut-Shot<br />

Straight Draw<br />

Straight 4.8 : 1<br />

2 Pair Full House or Quads 4.6 : 1<br />

Set Full House or Quads 1.9 : 1<br />

Made Straight<br />

or Flush<br />

Pair the Board 1.4 : 1

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