Win Poker Strategy » Community Cards http://www.win-poker-strategy.com Poker Strategy, Tips, Articles Sat, 22 Jan 2011 20:59:27 +0000 en hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.5 Poker Statistics – What can you expect from pre-flop, flop, turn and river?http://www.win-poker-strategy.com/poker-school/poker-statistics-what-can-you-expect-from-pre-flop-flop-turn-and-river.html http://www.win-poker-strategy.com/poker-school/poker-statistics-what-can-you-expect-from-pre-flop-flop-turn-and-river.html#comments Mon, 20 Apr 2009 09:34:15 +0000 Dan Brown http://win-poker-strategy.com/?p=12 Poker is unpredictable, no matter how much you think you know what the other player’s are holding in their hands, there is always the chance that you could be wrong, this uncertainty challenges the mind and makes the game into a contest of skill, memory and psychology. Elements that make the game exciting, different and fun to play.

The more you know about the game the better you will become. One of the ways to enhance your game knowledge is with the understanding of the odds. To make this easier for you we have compiled these into a handy chart, for you to learn how they work. Once you know your odds and your chances of winning you will find your game starts to get better.

Pre Flop Deal Odds and Community Cards

Defined Pocket Pair, like Ace-Ace220 to 1
Ace-King suited331 to 1
Ace-King off-suit110 to 1
Ace with less than Jack, suited36 to 1
Ace with less than Jack, off-suit11 to 1
Any Pair16 to 1
Any two cards suited3.25 to 1
Any two cards connected and suited47 to 1
Any two cards connected and off-suit15 to 1
A set with pocket pair7.5 to 1
Any pair or more2.1 to 1
2 or more suited cards with suited hand7.5 to 1
Hit a flush with 4 suited on flop1.86 to 1
Hit a full house or more with 2 pairs5 to 1
2 pair or 3 of a kind with pair on flop11 to 1
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