http://pokerasdf.com/statistics-how-do-they-come-up-with-texas-holdem-poker-stats Find all your poker info, answers, questions here! Wed, 20 Oct 2010 10:20:25 -0500 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 http://pokerasdf.com/statistics-how-do-they-come-up-with-texas-holdem-poker-stats/comment-page-1#comment-1449 atstdriv Wed, 03 Feb 2010 17:33:44 +0000 http://pokerasdf.com/statistics-how-do-they-come-up-with-texas-holdem-poker-stats#comment-1449 There are a finite amount of possible hands in poker - with the combination of cards in someone's hand and those shown on the table, you can figure out which hands are possible; once you know the cards that have been dealt/shown, you likewise know what cards remain. Then, it becomes a matter of probability - you figure out what possible hands will be formed with the remaining cards, and out of all those possible outcomes, you can see how many combinations result in that player beating any other, giving you a percentage. Edit: You're not going to get a single equation, it's far too complex. Easiest way is to find software that will do it for you - try http://www.cardplayer.com/poker-tools/od… as an example, or use Google There are a finite amount of possible hands in poker – with the combination of cards in someone’s hand and those shown on the table, you can figure out which hands are possible; once you know the cards that have been dealt/shown, you likewise know what cards remain. Then, it becomes a matter of probability – you figure out what possible hands will be formed with the remaining cards, and out of all those possible outcomes, you can see how many combinations result in that player beating any other, giving you a percentage.
Edit: You’re not going to get a single equation, it’s far too complex. Easiest way is to find software that will do it for you – try http://www.cardplayer.com/poker-tools/od… as an example, or use Google

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