| This is a discussion on Poker Odds within the online poker forums, in the Cash Games section; Odds of hitting hands, I may be wrong if so let me know but this is how I figure them: Post flop w/ two cards ... |
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| Poker Odds Odds of hitting hands, I may be wrong if so let me know but this is how I figure them: Post flop w/ two cards to come: up to 8 outs = outs times 4 for example 7 outs = 7x4 = 28% 6 outs = 6x4 = 24% Over 8 outs outs X 4 - (the difference from 8) 10 x 4 - (10 - 8) = 38% 15 X 4 - (15-8) = 53% With just the river outs X 4 6 X 4 =24% 2 x 4 = 8% I believe this formula gives you the closest odds possible, with the quickest way to figure them. If anyone can help me with an easy way to figure preflop odds I would appreciate it. |
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| Your postflop with 2 cards 2 come odds are very exact. With over 8 outs you substract difference from 8. But im not sure what you ment with the river outs thing. You multiply your outs by 4 for just the river card to come? That doesnt seem right. I think its by 2 and you substract from 8 too. For example hitting a flush with one cards to go: 9X2 - 1= 17% |
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| re: Poker Odds I find it much easier to remember the % for number of outs. The calculations you give are correct within 1-2%, which is close enough for "Tablemath," but you'll find yourself naturally remembering the key numbers anyway (OESD, FD, 1st hit, 2nd hit, etc). |
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