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Explane the Poker Pot Odds?

What is Poker Pot Odds?

Define the Poker Pot Odds?

Jan 15th, 2008 23:50
Martin Luther, http://www.ncaasportsblog.com/ , http://www.onlinebingoreviewdirectory.com/, http://www.onlinepokerreviewdirectory.com/

In Texas Holdem, you commonly use outs and pot odds the most. This is
also the starting point for those who want to learn about poker odds. To
those out there who aren’t good at counting, better get good because
that is how it`s done.
At this point it`s only simple division. The numerator will be the
number of outs you have. The denominator is the number of cards left
that Poker haven`t seen. The result will be the percentage chance of
making one of those outs. Therefore, the most math you`ll be doing will
be dividing small numbers by 50 (pre-flop), 47 (after the flop), or 46
(after the turn).
Before Poker move on, one thing needs to be clarify. A lot of you might
wonder why Poker never factor the opponents` cards or the burn cards
when figuring out how many cards are left. The reason is that Poker only
consider "unseen cards".
If you saw what the burn cards were, or an opponent showed you his hand,
you would know that those cards are not going to be drawn and could use
that. Poker typically do not know what they have, so Poker don`t even
think about it when talking about odds.
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