NLHE Foundations Course #01: Exercises

Cool no probs Looking forward to the next part

Thanks Spoon. I have always struggled counting combos so this is really useful.
Are there any similar methods for quickly counting the different ways that an opponent could have 2 cards of a particular suit in the case of flush draws? The best I've come up with is:
Using spades for the example ((13-#of spades on board)*((13-#of spades on board)-1))/2
Not quite as easy to swallow!

Originally Posted by 1QDOG7

Thanks Spoon. I have always struggled counting combos so this is really useful.
Are there any similar methods for quickly counting the different ways that an opponent could have 2 cards of a particular suit in the case of flush draws? The best I've come up with is:
Using spades for the example ((13-#of spades on board)*((13-#of spades on board)-1))/2
Not quite as easy to swallow!

Hey! We're going to get into that soon. It's easier to actually just count out the different hands that our opponent could have based on his play than trying to think about every single possible combination of cards that would give the guy a flush or flush draw.