Forum
Advisor Blog
Reviews
Strategies
Ideas
Four hands compete for a multiway pot, put the hands in order of best to worst to win the pot with random/unknown board cards.(1 to 4, best = 1, worst = 4)
|
JulesDogg wrote
at 7:12 AM, Sunday January 6, 2008 EST
The Hands: [5c,5d] and [Ks,Jd] and [9h,8h] and [Ac,Kd]
|
12 people think this is a good idea
|
Gustavo-PT wrote
at 2:13 PM, Sunday April 13, 2008 EDT 1- AK
2- KJ 3- 55 4- 98 |
|
Country Girl wrote
at 4:08 PM, Sunday April 13, 2008 EDT I say:
1: Ac,Kd 2: Ks,Jd 3: 5c,5d 4: 9h,8h I think a chance of a high card pair is No.1, followed but the chance of a lower pair~No.2, then 3 0f a kind~No.3 and last~No.4 the chance of a flush! Hmmmmm~Am I right?? |
|
Cooler wrote
at 10:40 PM, Saturday April 19, 2008 EDT i) 55
ii)AK iii)98 iv)KJ |
|
foxcityfc wrote
at 12:56 AM, Sunday April 20, 2008 EDT 9h 8h
Ac Kd 5c 5d Ks Jd |
|
James Ray wrote
at 2:46 AM, Sunday April 27, 2008 EDT AA
KK JJ 67 suited |
|
willeke wrote
at 6:14 AM, Monday May 5, 2008 EDT interested in odds?
55 : 24,87 % win KJ : 17,24 % win 98 : 30,03 % win AK : 26,95 % win logical, caus there are no other Hearts in play than 98 and not much str8-stealing cards, so chance for flush and str8 is very high on these cards. |
|
-MD- wrote
at 4:13 PM, Wednesday May 28, 2008 EDT An interesting scenario - I ran it through and odds calculator and was surprised by the preflop odds. This is where skill and aggressive betting can take down the pot.
I had it at: 5/5 - already a hand 9/8 - 2 overs, suited, All the hearts still left in the deck, a great drawing hand. A/K - Ace high, but potential outs (Pair and Straight) are burned bt the K/J K/J - dominated by A/K |
|
Rob S. wrote
at 4:44 PM, Wednesday May 28, 2008 EDT This is how I would play it...
1) Ks/Jd 2) Ac/Kd 3) 9h/8h 4) 5c/5d |
|
zaxaxax wrote
at 1:47 PM, Friday May 30, 2008 EDT AK
98 55 KJ |
|
|
JulesDogg wrote
at 1:58 PM, Friday May 30, 2008 EDT This little puzzle illustrates several thing.
1. The power of suited connectors 2. The playability of AK 3. How small pairs devalue if more players compete for the pot. 4. That dominated paint is useless. Answers below..... The hand most likely to win is... 1st. 9h,8h = 30.1% 2nd. Ac,Kd = 27.4% 3rd. 5c,5d = 24.9% 4th. Ks,Jd = 17.6% |
