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More straights than FH? Experts explain please.
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noddin0ff wrote
at 10:03 AM, Wednesday September 26, 2007 EDT
Just looking at many players stats pages, it looks like most people have had more straights than 3 of a Kinds.
I'm assuming the stats are only for hands that you complete, win or lose. Some one suggested the odds of the hands are different for Tx hold 'em than for 5 card. I suggested that there's some psychology at work. Are there any experts that care to explain? |
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coolguy wrote
at 6:19 AM, Saturday September 29, 2007 EDT As you have a bit background on math statistics/chances. you have to realize that the board gives random cards in which connectors are more likely to show up.. its more difficult to make trips than straights, BECAUSE(!), straights can be made via insides, outsides, that means more outs, with trips you get actually a rare one/two outer.. and then ofcourse with the straight odds you get 4 outs per card you need.. its all about the odds :).
(MY OPINION) Greetzz |
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coolguy wrote
at 6:20 AM, Saturday September 29, 2007 EDT I cant see why straights are harder to get is a given :D
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duckmandrake wrote
at 3:58 PM, Saturday September 29, 2007 EDT Is it strange that I've got more fhs then flushes?
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coolguy wrote
at 7:57 AM, Sunday September 30, 2007 EDT It's all about how you use your cards duckman ^^
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