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Very interesting. The lower quality pairs show a big difference when playing short handed. For example, if you hold 22 (quack quack), it shows there is about a 78.5 percent chance you have the best pair. However, if there are 10 players it shows there is only about a 58 percent chance you have the best pair.
The chart helps explain why players sometimes move all in with deuces pre-flop when playing head-up. Those same players sometimes throw away deuces pre-flop on a 10 player table. Obviously other hands like big slick weigh into these decisions, but the chart is definitely helpful.
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