Playing poker is about playing the odds. The following list gives the odds for outcomes in Texas Hold’em hands. When you realize how heavily the odds are stacked against you, you may want to rethink going all-in before the flop with two suited cards. Use the odds to your advantage:
- Texas Holdem Odds And Statistics
- Odds Of Hitting A Royal Flush In Texas Holdem
- Odds Of Making A Straight Flush In Texas Holdem
- Texas Holdem Odds Calculator
Texas Hold ’em - Probability - General. The answer comes out to., or 1 in 23,705. What are the statistical odds of getting a flush in Texas hold ’em. Is it easier to get a flush in 7-card stud or in holdem as a player.
1 percent (1-in-100): Percentage of time that no player holds an Ace or a King at a table in a 10-handed game
1 percent (1-in-100): Percentage of time that if you hold two suited cards, you’ll flop a flush
6 percent (about 1-in-20): Percentage of time that five community cards will give pocket suited cards a flush
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6 percent (about 1-in-20): Percentage of time that you’ll be dealt a pocket pair
8 percent (about 1-in-12): Percentage of time that you’ll hit at least trips after having a pair on the flop
12 percent (about 1-in-8): Percentage of time that you’ll flop trips if holding a pocket pair
12 percent (about 1-in-8): Percentage of time that two more cards will flop in the same suit as a suited pocket pair
19 percent (about 1-in-5): Percentage of time that the five community cards will at least trip your pocket pair
32 percent (about 1-in-3): Percentage of time that you’ll pair one of your cards on the flop (with no pocket pair)
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33 percent (about 1-in-3): Percentage of time that you’ll make a full house or better after having trips on the flop
35 percent (about 1-in-3): Percentage of time that you’ll make a flush on the turn or river if you have four cards to a flush after the flop
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And as for..is there is an 'more general way' to calculate this.. I'm leaning toward no with 'finite' stopping points in terms of bankroll (i.e. hitting a royal, hands played limit, etc). I'd love for someone smarter/more diligent than me to prove me wrong on that.
$3000: 43.4066% (unresolved transition states < 0.0000008)
$4000: 53.1883% (unresolved transition states < 0.000085)
Possible problems with the calculation (other than outright formulaic blunders): Excel does not recognize positive numbers < 2^(-1022) or about 2.2250738585072×10^(-308); instead it substitutes in zero for underflows. So, while it is possible during an exact calculation that takes all possibilities into consideration to have, say, 78 consecutive straight flushes, the probability of such an event is (15,131,134/138,425,211,925)^78 or about 1.036 x 10^(-309). While Excel has no trouble with handling the probability of 77 consecutive straight flushes (9.474E-306), a net win of only $3773, it misses the answer for 78 consecutive and instead returns zero. I imagine but have not checked that such errors will still allow the production of an answer accurate to six places as displayed above.
Additionally when Excel adds up 20,000 numbers of various magnitudes that are supposed to sum to one, it often comes up with sums that are off by some function of 'machine epsilon,' 2^(-52) or about 2.22 x 10^(-16). Before proceeding, I substitute in numbers that are 'percent-to-totaled' to ensure that Excel sees the sum as unity. This also could cause small rounding errors, but hopefully they will be both less than the rounding errors without adjustment, and also will not affect the answer to the precision that is shown.
If this looks difficult, I should say that it was actually slightly easier and took less time to put the spreadsheet together than it was to write this explanation. :) That being said, it does need to run on its own for a few hours before getting these answers.
I needed to use them to help determine the likelihood of ever experiencing the rarest gambling event I ever experienced. I was playing 2-7 triple draw lowball poker, a poker game where 75432 with no flush is the best possible hand. Well on what would have been my favorite uncle's 74th birthday (RIP), I was dealt the hand 4 times in a total stretch of 16 hands. The probability of this hand being dealt at any time is 1 in 2548.
At the time I estimated I had played 300k hands of the game, and the odds of someone playing that much seeing this scenario happen is only 1 in 311,849. You can see more details about this here.
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w2-G = 20% fed tax + ~5% state tax (if any)
if you're down to your last $5, you'd still be in the hole even with a royal.
w2-G = 20% fed tax + ~5% state tax (if any)
And the $4,000 loss that will offset your $4,000 win. And you break even. Actually you're in the black since you will most likely be using a players card and earning points.
I never considered using vectors and matrices to do this, but yeah doing it that way would work too. I've messed with those calculations before after I learned how to do them from this site and from the math god, BruceZ.
just to show i can do this, and it was easyI finally got to do this in Excel with a simple 1602x1602 transition matrix
a friend asked about it with the chance to double the bankroll too B4 ruin
Texas Holdem Odds And Statistics
so i had 3 target points (absorbing states)
a quick pic
yes, the file is quite large (48.6MB) using (I-S)^-1*T (common stuff computers like to calculate for those that know - no lesson here)
here is the data
12,755.69935 average number of hands
400 units ($2000)
0.315809024 Royal B4 Ruin
To 1600 units: 1 in 8,303,414.132
OP asked about these two:
17,532.10249 average number of hands
600 units ($3000)
0.434064493 Royal B4 Ruin
To 1600 units: 1 in 588,676.8991
21,482.28457 average number of hands
800 units ($4000)
0.53186416 Royal B4 Ruin
To 1600 units: 1 in 41,863.10776
24,740.43841 average number of hands
1,000 units ($5000)
0.612530406 Royal B4 Ruin
To 1600 units: 1 in 2,977.585829
this was fun and only about 10 minutes to setup the stage
a macro to fill in 1548 diagonal cells sure helps out
Mully
now to compare with this article
http://wizardofvegas.com/articles/introductory-advantage-play2/
'At this point, we're going to determine two things:
Odds Of Hitting A Royal Flush In Texas Holdem
What is the probability of hitting a Royal before busting?What is the probability of profiting?'
if the machine is set to payout 90% you would need a bankroll of 4440.
for what?what does the 4400 get you or me or that guy over there?
in other words
what kinda odds does i get to hit a Royal?
or in other words
what be me chances to not get a Royal and bust out your 4400 start bank
if the machines set to payout 98% lil more than 4000.
for what again?is this for the same chance to hit a Royal B4 ruin?
now thats the total of the machine so if you start and the machine is in the hole
what hole?exactly?
it could take more. if you can catch it when it hasn't hit anything then it could take substantially less.
so in other words the hot and cold cycles of any vp machineif your going to do it i'd watch and see if someone hits some big pays and runs it all off then try.
that could take some timwhow much time should one give?
this is getting funny to read
Ig your in vegas find a 100% machine and your odds go up to hitting it before 4000.
how much up?can you calculate this for us?
remember OP was talking about 9/6 JOB
of course it never has to payout on time
what time schedule is that?the 'average time schedule'
it could eat money and then hit 2 jackpots quick.
but really nowOdds Of Making A Straight Flush In Texas Holdem
what are the chances one vp machine will do exactly that?
1 in 1 million?
1 in 1 billion?
higher?
lower?
more next week
if the machine is set to payout 90% you would need a bankroll of 4440. if the machines set to payout 98% lil more than 4000. now thats the total of the machine so if you start and the machine is in the hole it could take more. if you can catch it when it hasn't hit anything then it could take substantially less. if your going to do it i'd watch and see if someone hits some big pays and runs it all off then try. Ig your in vegas find a 100% machine and your odds go up to hitting it before 4000. of course it never has to payout on time it could eat money and then hit 2 jackpots quick. good luck! if you try it hope it hits quick and you make a nice profit!
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