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@JanineRobin it is very very important to be able to calculate odds. Having a mathematical edge is how casino’s win money.
Imagine a coin flip, it’s a 50/50 chance. So 2:1 would be fair to bet on, 3:1 would be to your advantage though.
This applies to poker as well. Say there’s 10,000 in the pot, and it’s 2,000 to call. If you are have a flush draw there is 35% chance of winning.
5:1 returns on 13:7 odds, so obviously call.
@JanineRobin Knowing the maths always helps. If you use the maths wisely you should win in the long run, however you are still prone to a bad beat like everyone else. If you have a strong hand, and you are trying to protect it from draws, it pays to know what type of player(s) are in the hand. Some will call large raises, when maths dictates they should fold.
basically, flush has lower possibility than straight that’s why flush is better, so you better judge pre-flop, not post-flop plss..
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I’m on ok Poker player (65 on Sharkscope) but my mathematics is terrible, can I ask good players on here, is mathematics as important a part of play as I think it is? I feel like I’ve got a huge piece of artillery missing from my poker arsenal.
Why does a Flush beat a Straight if your chances of making a Straight is lower??
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i think phil gordon is wrong flush draw and straight draw… flush draw you have exactly 39.2% and straight draw 34.8% gordon is off by about 4% each time
they are actually slightly off …that’s why he says about before the percent
A flush is better, But Straights actually make you a lot more money then Flushes because they are better hidden.
The hell i just put what i know down so other people can understand it. The hell did i do wrong?
so i guess a “fag. flush” is a lot worse than a “straight. flush”, bro?
you dont need math to know that fag. flush is better than a straight on the ladder. epso facto, its harder to hit. queer
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4 obv reasons ur pair of 2’s 3’s will not b top pair so will become v hard 4 u to know wher u stand in the hand
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i think some of their percentage are wrong..
Percentage depends on how many players are on table, and how many is playing hand.
2-3 also has 40% chance of flopping a pair of better, but when flopping a pair with A-K you got a strong hand, though when flopping a pair with 2-3, its still considered as a weak hand
they probably mean winning on highcard, flush etc
i would consider an pair of aces or kings as an out but not a pair of 2’s as a out or 3’s
u get it what i mean to say
Thought flopping a set was 1 in 8…