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Odds of straight flush in hold 'em

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Odds of straight flush in hold 'em

Postby fvzappa » May 29 2008

Hi, I have a question concerning statistics involving Texas Hold 'em.

I was not sure what the odds are, blindly, on getting a straight flush, and straight ROYAL flush in hold 'em. I am wanting to know simply how often I can expect this to happen (because it DID happen to me). I have been wondering this for some time now, & some answers would be great... I know the odds are in the millions, but I can never find BLIND odds on hold 'em. If someone could show me a blind odds chart I would be very greatful! Thank you.
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Postby ngaskin » May 29 2008

I would recomment having a read through en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Poker_probability_(Texas_hold_'em)

When I first started I found it helpful, Off the top off my head the odds of a straight flush are 1 in 64,000?
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Postby Henry » Jul 14 2008

1 in 64000 sounds pretty accurate but being able of playing it is also important because if everybody is folding before you could build up the pot, the straight flush is useless.
Limit poker is a science, but no-limit is an art. In limit, you are shooting at a target. In no-limit, the target comes alive and shoots back at you.
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