MrGoodFlop
Rock Star
Silver Level
I have been reading through your strategy blogs. Very well done and usefull information btw.
There is a table in the blog in question that shows the winning odds for the different hands.
Https://www.cardschat.com/poker-starting-hands-percentage.php
I noticed that the odds are higher for the same hand across the rows than those down the corresponding column, ie XY vs YX hands.
For example 68% for AK on the top row vs 66% for KA on the first column. The same holds true for all the XY/YX type hands.
What would be the explanation for this difference?
There is a table in the blog in question that shows the winning odds for the different hands.
Https://www.cardschat.com/poker-starting-hands-percentage.php
I noticed that the odds are higher for the same hand across the rows than those down the corresponding column, ie XY vs YX hands.
For example 68% for AK on the top row vs 66% for KA on the first column. The same holds true for all the XY/YX type hands.
What would be the explanation for this difference?