Comments on: Most probable hand in a 7-card poker game? http://www.caribbeanstudlounge.com/gambling/most-probable-hand-in-a-7-card-poker-game/ A place to discuss Caribbean Stud and other variations of stud poker Thu, 09 Sep 2010 20:20:29 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.7 hourly 1 By: mkeith3 http://www.caribbeanstudlounge.com/gambling/most-probable-hand-in-a-7-card-poker-game/comment-page-1/#comment-126 mkeith3 Sat, 21 Jun 2008 02:54:46 +0000 http://www.caribbeanstudlounge.com/gambling/most-probable-hand-in-a-7-card-poker-game/#comment-126 Here's the entire list for you for 7 card games. The standard poker hands are ranked based on the probability of their being dealt pat in 5 cards from a full 52-card deck. Howerver, once 7 are being dealt the numbers are slightly different. Hand - Number Ways to be Dealt ==== - ==================== Straight Flush = 41,584 Four of a kind = 224,848 Full House = 3,473,184 Flush = 4,047,644 Straight = 6,180,020 Three of a kind = 6,461,620 High Card = 23,294,460 Two Pair = 31,433,400 One Pair = 58,627,800 As you can see from this chart, in seven card games, the most likely hand to make is one pair. Further it is more likely to have either one pair or two pair than it is to have only a high card hand. From Three of a kind and up, the likelihood holds true to the hand ranking and you will see the most of three of a kind, and the least of straight flushes. Here’s the entire list for you for 7 card games. The standard poker hands are ranked based on the probability of their being dealt pat in 5 cards from a full 52-card deck. Howerver, once 7 are being dealt the numbers are slightly different.

Hand - Number Ways to be Dealt
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Straight Flush = 41,584
Four of a kind = 224,848
Full House = 3,473,184
Flush = 4,047,644
Straight = 6,180,020
Three of a kind = 6,461,620
High Card = 23,294,460
Two Pair = 31,433,400
One Pair = 58,627,800

As you can see from this chart, in seven card games, the most likely hand to make is one pair. Further it is more likely to have either one pair or two pair than it is to have only a high card hand. From Three of a kind and up, the likelihood holds true to the hand ranking and you will see the most of three of a kind, and the least of straight flushes.

]]> By: William H http://www.caribbeanstudlounge.com/gambling/most-probable-hand-in-a-7-card-poker-game/comment-page-1/#comment-125 William H Fri, 20 Jun 2008 14:48:43 +0000 http://www.caribbeanstudlounge.com/gambling/most-probable-hand-in-a-7-card-poker-game/#comment-125 The most probable hand is no pair. The next probable is one pair. The most probable hand is no pair. The next probable is one pair.

]]> By: www.CityLotto.com http://www.caribbeanstudlounge.com/gambling/most-probable-hand-in-a-7-card-poker-game/comment-page-1/#comment-124 www.CityLotto.com Fri, 20 Jun 2008 02:02:17 +0000 http://www.caribbeanstudlounge.com/gambling/most-probable-hand-in-a-7-card-poker-game/#comment-124 Your answer is there. Hold'em is a 7 card game, the odds are roughly as listed by the previous poster. Dr Math has the same numbers: Your answer is there.

Hold’em is a 7 card game, the odds are roughly as listed by the previous poster.

Dr Math has the same numbers:

]]> By: www.AllGuides.com Publisher http://www.caribbeanstudlounge.com/gambling/most-probable-hand-in-a-7-card-poker-game/comment-page-1/#comment-123 www.AllGuides.com Publisher Thu, 19 Jun 2008 04:42:22 +0000 http://www.caribbeanstudlounge.com/gambling/most-probable-hand-in-a-7-card-poker-game/#comment-123 The percentages are here: about 50% chance of getting less than 2 pair a bit more than 42% are pairs. The percentages are here:

about 50% chance of getting less than 2 pair a bit more than 42% are pairs.

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