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POKER
CHARTS FOR TEXAS HOLD EM |
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taken
from an anonymous forum
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There are two
basic schools of
discipline
you'll encounter
when developing
into a complete
Texas Holdem
poker player.
The first is the
school of odds,
outs, and
mathematics.
Some poker
players are very
calculating and
mathematical,
and are
mathematical
geniuses (David
Sklansky, Chris
Ferguson). Other
players are less
confined to the
mathematics of
the game, and
work more off of
instinct, reads,
and guts
(Jennifer
Harman, Gus
Hansen).
Needless to say,
these top
professionals
have mastered
both sides of
the game and can
switch their
game up in an
instant.
Poker players
must incorporate
both schools
into their poker
game to become a
complete and
successful
player. This
section of our
website will
present the
simple poker
odds and poker
charts to
quickly help you
develop the "by
the book" Texas
Holdem strategy.
Charts are easy
to follow.
However, as
mentioned in
other areas of
this website,
charts, odds,
etc. can only
get you so far.
Situational
thinking and
analysis is so
important when
playing the game
of poker, and
this comes from
experience. It's
very important
to understand
the math and
odds behind
poker. However,
a strictly by
the book poker
player will get
crushed by the
poker player who
has the complete
game - one who
understands the
poker odds but
also works off
his opponent's
fear, reads,
tells, and his
own instinct and
experience.
I think it's
very important
to understand
the odds and
probabilities in
Texas Holdem.
It's isn't the
one and only
deciding factor
when making a
decision, but it
is one of
several
supporting
arguments. And,
fortunately, the
poker odds are
really the
easiest thing to
master in Texas
Holdem.
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Texas Holdem Chart - Starting Hands, Groupings and Rankings
Group 0: AA KK
Group 1: QQ JJ AKs
Group 2: TT AK AQs AJs KQs
Group 3: AQ 99 ATs KJs QJs KTs
Group 4: 88 AJ KQ QTs A9s JTs AT A8s
Group 5: KJ 77 QJ KT QT JT A7s K9s Q9s T9s J9s
Group 6: 66 55 44 33 22 A5s A6s A4s A3s A2s
Group 7: A9 K9 98s 87s 76s Kxs(?) T8s(?) 97s(?) 86s(?) 54s(?)
(?) Denotes play depending on weakness/strength of table and players, late/button position, number of limpers and other factors.
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Texas Holdem Chart - Outs and Pot Odds
Number of Outs Percentage of Hitting on
Turn or River
1 4.4
2 8.4
3 12.5
4 (Inside straight draw) 16.5
5 20.3
6 (Two overs) 24.1
7 27.8
8 (Open ended straight draw) 31.5
9 (Flush draw) 35.0
10 38.4
11 41.7
12 (Flush draw + Gut shot) 45.0
13 48.1
14 51.2
15 (Straight Flush draw) 54.1
16 57.0
17 59.8
18 62.4
Number of Outs Percentage of Hitting on River
1 2.2
2 4.3
3 6.5
4 (Inside straight draw) 8.7
5 10.9
6 (Two overs) 13.0
7 15.2
8 (Open ended straight draw) 17.4
9 (Flush draw) 19.6
10 21.7
11 23.9
12 (Flush draw + Gut shot) 26.1
13 28.3
14 30.4
15 (Straight Flush draw) 32.6
16 34.8
17 37.0
18 39.1
If you don't like memorizing charts then there are some shortcuts that can be used. For example, if you have 1 to 9 outs and the turn and river cards are yet to be seen then you can multiply your outs times 4 to come within 1 percentage point of the true chances of hitting your card. This covers the inside straight draw(4 outs), 2 overs(6 outs), the open ended straight draw(8 outs) and the flush draw(9 outs).
For example, 2 overs is 6 outs multiplied by 4 is 24% which is your approximate chance of getting at least one of your overs. |
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Simple
Poker
Odds
Here we
will
present
some
basic
scenarios
so you
can see
what
your
odds are
of
getting
dealt
certain
cards or
making
certain
hands.
If you'd
like a
free
Texas
Hold'em
Odds
Calculator,
there is
a great
downloadable
application
provided
by
Cambridge
University's
"Card
Playing
Society".
The tool
allows
you to
pick the
cards
for up
to 7
players
and have
them
play
head-to-head
up to
1,000,000
hands,
and will
then
give the
percentages
of which
hand
won. The
application
allows
you to
select
which
poker
game
you're
playing,
either
5-Stud,
7-Stud,
or Texas
Holdem.
You may
then
select
how many
cards
the
players
will
stay in
for (up
to 7),
whether
it's a
high
game,
low
game, or
split
game,
and then
how many
deals
you'd
like
them to
play
with
those
specific
hands
(up to
1,000,000).
The
application
will
show the
percentages
of which
hand
won, and
how it
came
about
winning
(pair,
flush,
etc).
It's a
great
tool to
help
figure
out
odds,
without
calculating
them
yourself.
I would
recommend
running
all your
scenarios
against
the
1,000,000
deals
option.
You can
download
the
application
here:
Poker
Hand
Analyzer
From
Cambridge.
Alternatively,
you may
want to
check
out
Texas
Calculatem
- the
ultimate
poker
odds
calculator
that can
provide
you on
the fly
odds
while
playing
at Party
Poker or
Empire
Poker.
The
software
provides
a table
overlay
so you
can see
the
numbers
on your
poker
table as
you
play!
Texas
Calculatem
is an
excellent
poker
tool,
and they
offer a
free
trial
version,
check it
out.
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Texas
Holdem
Poker
Odds &
Probabilities
Here are
some
common
Texas
Holdem
poker
probabilities
of
various
scenarios
so you
can
understand
your
chances
when
trying
to make
a
winning
hand.
The card
pictures
illustrate
the
hands
and
scenarios
described.
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Pre-Flop
Odds &
Probabilities
Probability of Being Dealt:
A Pocket
Pair:
5.9%
Pocket
Rockets:
.45%
Two
Suited
Cards:
23.5%
Two
Connected
Cards:
15.7%
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Flop
Odds &
Probabilities
Probability of Flopping:
A Flush
When
Holding
2 Suited
Cards:
Hole
Cards:
Flopping:
.84%
A Flush
Draw
When
Holding
2 Suited
Cards:
Hole
Cards:
Flopping:
11%
Trips or
Quads
When
Holding
a Pair:
Hole
Cards:
Flopping:
11.8%
A Pair,
2 Pair,
Trips,
or Quads
When
Holding
Two
Unpaired
Cards:
Hole
Cards:
Flopping:
32.4%
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Turn &
River
Odds &
Probabilities
After the flop, the decisions in Texas Holdem
get a
bit
tougher
on what
your
best
action
should
be.
Understanding
pot odds
will
help in
this
part of
the
poker
game.
Check
out our
Texas
Hold'em
Pot Odds
article
to learn
more
about
pot
odds,
what pot
odds
are,
calculating
your pot
odds,
implied
odds,
etc. You
can also
view our
Texas
Hold'em
Pot Odds
Chart
here.
Probability
of
Hitting:
An
Inside
Straight
Draw on
the Turn
or
River:
Hole
Cards:
Flop:
16.5%
An
Open-Ended
Straight
Draw on
the Turn
or
River:
Hole
Cards:
Flop:
31.5%
A Flush
Draw on
the Turn
or
River:
Hole
Cards:
Flop:
35%
A Flush
Draw or
Open-Ended
Straight
Draw on
the Turn
or
River:
Hole
Cards:
Flop:
54.1%
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Odds &
Probabilities
of Hands
Winning
(Approximate)
Here are some common Texas Holdem poker hand
match-ups,
so you
can see
your
approximate
chances
of
winning.
Higher
Pocket
Pair vs
Lower
Pocket
Pair
81.5%
18.5%
Over-Cards
vs Lower
Pocket
Pair
46%
54%
Dominated
Hand
75%
25%
Severely
Dominated
Hand
92.6%
7.4%
Two
Unsuited
Overcards
vs Two
Unsuited
Undercards
63%
37%
67%
33%
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