Poker Strategy

Situational Hold em Chances

The subsequent are the chances to several typical texas hold’em situational chances

PRE-FLOP (POCKET) Holdem Chances

Dealt 2 aces (or any particular pair): two hundred and twenty to one

Any pair: sixteen to one

AKs: three hundred thirty one to one

AK: one hundred ten to one

AK suited or not: eighty two to one

2 suited cards: 3.25 to 1

Suited connectors (2-3s, 8-9s, etc.): 24 to 1

THE FLOP – Hold’em Chances

Generating a set or greater from the pocket pair: 7.5 to 1

A full house: 136 to 1

A 4-flush of flush (with suited pocket): 6.4 to 1

A flush: 118 to 1

A straight (pocket connectors four-5 through J-10): seventy-six to one

Hold em Chances ON THE TURN

Making a arranged into a full house: 5.7 to 1

A full house from two pair: 11 to 1

A established from one pair: 23 to 1

A flush from a 4-flush: 4.2 to 1

A directly from an open-ended four-card series: four point nine to one

A "gutshot" or close-ended directly: 11 to 1

Texas holdem Chances ON THE RIVER

Making a full house or much better from the established: three point six to one

A full house from 2 pair: eleven to one

A arranged from the pair: twenty-two to one

"Backdoor" flush: four point one to one

A straight from an open-ended 4-card series: four point seven five to one

A "gutshot" or close-ended directly: ten point five to one

Hold em Chances BY THE RIVER

(From flop to river)

Generating a "backdoor" flush (pocket suited): 23 to 1

A established improving to a full house: 3 to 1

A 4-flush on flop improving to flush: 2 to 1

A straight from an open-ended four-card series: 2.2 to 1

A gutshot or close-ended straight: five to one

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