| This is a discussion on Why is 22 vs AK different than QQ vs AK? within the online poker forums, in the General Poker section; I was looking up the odds for both of these situations, and the QQ vs AK has a (slightly) higher chance of winning than the ... |
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| Why is 22 vs AK different than QQ vs AK? I was looking up the odds for both of these situations, and the QQ vs AK has a (slightly) higher chance of winning than the 22 does. I must be missing something mathematically here, because in either situation it seems as if the odds should be almost exactly the same! What's the difference? |
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| there might be more but this is what i thought of in the 10 seconds i could be bothered to think about it. - 22 can make 2 straights (A2345, 23456), QQ can make 3 (AKQJT, KQJT9, QJT98). - 22 can't win in 5-card flush on the board situations, QQ can. - 22 can get counterfeited by higher board 2-pairs etc. |
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| re: Why is 22 vs AK different than QQ vs AK? poker Like other people said the QQ's interfere with some of the AK's outs much better than the 22's. To the other question of rather having a pocket pair (22) vs an AK or two cards (3,5o) vs AK. It is usually around 55-45 split with the pocket pair better than the two high cards, but you get about 5-3 odds with two high vs two low (about 60-40 split). You'd rather take the pocket pair. |
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Heres an interesting one. Which hand would you prefer here 8,2 off or 67 suited ? |
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| just playing with pokerstove equity win tie pots won pots tied Hand 0: 50.458% 48.05% 02.41% 39494076 1977690.00 { 76s } Hand 1: 49.542% 47.14% 02.41% 38741136 1977690.00 { 82o } equity win tie pots won pots tied Hand 0: 27.702% 26.37% 01.33% 2751811 139273.58 { 76s } Hand 1: 15.585% 14.41% 01.17% 1504118 122337.08 { 82o } Hand 2: 28.366% 26.56% 01.80% 2771997 188324.92 { random } Hand 3: 28.348% 26.54% 01.81% 2769953 188480.42 { random } |
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| re: Why is 22 vs AK different than QQ vs AK? poker Quote:
Oh and v. interesting second one DM... Edit: 8h2x is 50.162% fave over 6h7h, gd point switch that's rather funky. |
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| Here is a situation where 22 gets counterfeited. I was the one that got the guy to play the board Full Tilt Poker Game #4712649598: $10 + $1 Tournament (35132858), Table 13 - 30/60 - No Limit Hold'em - 16:31:28 ET - 2008/01/02 Seat 1: royalburrito24 (1,480) Seat 2: box__or___rain (660) Seat 3: SimpleVr6 (2,438) Seat 4: grafgreif (2,340) Seat 5: RPKings (7,242) Seat 6: moonraaker (4,075), is sitting out Seat 7: FABNINI74 (1,455) Seat 8: aceinyourface2 (2,150) Seat 9: Gianni K (1,980) box__or___rain posts the small blind of 30 SimpleVr6 posts the big blind of 60 The button is in seat #1 *** HOLE CARDS *** Dealt to royalburrito24 [As Qs] grafgreif calls 60 RPKings calls 60 moonraaker folds aceinyourface2: gh FABNINI74 folds aceinyourface2 calls 60 Gianni K folds royalburrito24 has 15 seconds left to act royalburrito24 raises to 300 box__or___rain folds SimpleVr6 folds grafgreif calls 240 RPKings folds aceinyourface2 calls 240 *** FLOP *** [5s 5h 8d] grafgreif checks RPKings: ty aceinyourface2 checks royalburrito24 bets 1,180, and is all in grafgreif calls 1,180 RPKings: 10s scare me aceinyourface2 has 15 seconds left to act aceinyourface2: had aj suit aceinyourface2 folds royalburrito24 shows [As Qs] grafgreif shows [2c 2h] *** TURN *** [5s 5h 8d] 8♠ *** RIVER *** [5s 5h 8d 8s] [Td] royalburrito24 shows two pair, Eights and Fives grafgreif shows two pair, Eights and Fives royalburrito24 wins the pot (3,410) with two pair, Eights and Fives |
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