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Practical Poker Math

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Before the Last Card<br />

After the Turn card has hit the board, you have only 1 more<br />

card to come and only 1 more chance to improve your hand.<br />

With 1 card to come there are still 2 rounds of betting left<br />

and in most limit games those rounds are at a higher stake<br />

than the first two.<br />

With the higher cost to continue and the hand mostly made,<br />

players should have a precise strategy in order to remain<br />

involved.<br />

At this juncture players have 8 out of the 9 cards that will be<br />

used to make both Low and High hands. The player should<br />

have a very good idea of his chances:<br />

1. That he is drawing dead in either or both directions<br />

2. That he has the nuts or will make the nuts for<br />

either or both the High or the Low<br />

3. That he will be quartered or counterfeited for the<br />

Low.<br />

Odds of Improvement With Only 1 Card to Come<br />

With only 1 card to come, some noteworthy points from the<br />

table below include:<br />

1. With a Low draw, you will make the Low roughly<br />

36% of the time<br />

223<br />

Before the Last Card

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