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 Originally Posted by jameseyb
I got my hopes up when I saw the possiblity of a straight v flush argument. Now I have to actually do some work! Damn you all!
I wanted to post about that too.. because when I started playing poker I actually thought straight>flush.. and it cost me a rather big pot to figure out it was the other way around. But I let some program simulate 250k hands and this came out:
straight flush .05%
four of a kind .17%
full house 2.53%
Flush 3%
Straight 4.6%
Three of a kind 4.85%
2p 23.67%
Pair 43.73%
So I guess they're all adequately placed in order of likelyhood.
(except high card.. it happens 17.4% so it should beat 2p!!!!)
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