You are currently viewing our boards as a guest which gives you limited access to view most discussions and access our other features. By joining our free community you will have access to post topics, communicate privately with other members (PM), respond to polls, upload content and access many other special features. Registration is fast, simple and absolutely free so please, join our community today!
Take the above Quiz above with a quick response...do not caculate out...then check for the correct answers below:
Answers Below in white:
Any answers that you checked as
being false are wrong!
All statements are true!
While holding down the left mouse button drag the mouse over the area to view.
___________________________________ Some learn by reading…..Some learn by observation…….while others have too pee on the electric fence for themselves
That really surprises me that they are all true because if I keep the hands that you show as favored I usually get beat. I will pay attention to those and see how they do. Thanks for the info.
lol, i had a feeling u were pulling sumthin tricky like that... i must admit though, i voted for a couple of them... i'm surprised 10,7s beats aces more than k,qs but after thinking about it, i can see why
I can see that most of them will be favored because of a possible straight or flush or something like that. but i still don't get how pkt 3s can beat pkt As more than pkt Ks can.
Why is that hard to believe hman?...tripp 3's will beat a pair of Aces just as easy as tripp K's will and the same thing goes for quads. The difference is that if K makes a straight, the A will be a higher straight and on the low end...if you have a 2-6 or a 3-7 str8 the Ace can't beat it and any wheel will still be a wheel with 33 the times that a 3rd Ace is on board. In the examples given the suits were different...but if they were the same..then you could apply str8 flushes to the same principle and K would always lose to A with a flush or str8 flush.
__________________________________________________ ______________ Some learn by reading…..Some learn by observation…….while others have too pee on the electric fence for themselves
papokergod...odds are always figured on unknown cards...therefore it makes no difference if they hit the muck pile or are in someone elses hand...the same is true as to how many are delt.
__________________________________________________ ______________ Some learn by reading…..Some learn by observation…….while others have too pee on the electric fence for themselves
Nice quiz - am surprised about AA being more likely than AKs but the math holds up . AA is (4/52)*(3/51) as oppossed to AKs 8/52 (any a or K) * 1/51 - 12 combinations as opposed to 8