In this post I’m going to cover what I consider to be the most important topics on the subject. Statistically, it’s more likely for you to be dealt AK than AA, and more likely for you to be dealt AA than AKs, and so quite obviously a study of the combinatorics of starting hands can be useful for developing a more accurate understanding of the development of ranges during a hand. We get this number by saying there are 52 ways to draw the first card, 51 ways to draw the second card, and divide that product of 52 and 51 by 2 since we’re assuming A A is the same as A A. There are 1326 possible pocket hands in hold’em if you assume that something like A A is the same hand as A A, which it is. Effect of Blockers on a Villain’s Range with Example Calculations How to Calculate Possible Combinations of a Non-Pocket Pair Hand
How to Calculate Possible Combinations of a Pocket Pair Hand
