Find Probability of a Pair in Poker Hand of 5 Cards
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Great Video! I am doing my statistics class and I watched the lecture video on this and it didn't make any sense at all. Your explanation was so clear and understandalbe. Thank you!
Great video! I have a question, Why after choosing the pair (13* 4C2) cant you multiply by 48C3 ? What makes the answers so different?
because the other 3 cards have to. be of different values; else it will not be "a pair" anymore.
After one pair, there can three card of same type in that case ur answer is wrong
You have explained very well. Thank you
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I can't find an answer :(. Can anyone tell me how the probability equation would change if we allowed for getting more aces? Like not excluding other better hands just the most basic what are the chances of getting 2 or greater of the same rank in a hand of 5
If we consider two pair as a subset of one pair, then this solution is correct. Otherwise this solution is wrong. Or am I missing something?
Here is correct solution: ruclips.net/video/sj6lbNEPI64/видео.html
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Sir, I know these videos are old, but can you do a video of expected combinitions? You have a hand 9H, TH, JH, QC, AC. What is combinitions of drawing a straight?
Where did 4^3 came from?
3 of any 12 with 4 suits. Hope that helps. Thanks
@@MathematicsTutor thank you. I understand it now
Do u mean the flop containing a pair or in Texas Holdem where u are dealt 2 whole cards that make a pair on the flop (5cards)?
Here we have 5 cards, 2 of them of same value like 2 Queens as explained. Thanks
Anil Kumar this does not answer my question. I’m guessing it has less to do with cards in hand.
@@lifestyles2482 I do not know the rules of Texas Holdem. In the video, we are talking about dealing 5 cards and we need to know the probability of getting exactly two of the same kind. So, if we have 2 Kings, then the other three can be any other card. Thanks
Anil Kumar ok. It would be even more interesting if u did a video on probability regarding making a pair on the flop and also probability of improving the hand on the turn and the river.
@@lifestyles2482 I will surely do. Thanks
Thanks Clear and easy
but the ' other ' 3 cant be a pair also yes ?
Silly question here... What does the "C" mean... Like when you type it into the calculator, what is the math behind the "C"?
Thanks. C is for combinations. Hope this video can help ruclips.net/video/Mjwb5t6tW98/видео.html
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wrong answer.
Kumar means gamble in turkish😂
Good to know. Thanks
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Not to be racist or anything but *inserts racist comment about accent. jk excellent explanation
Great video! I have a question, Why after choosing the pair (13* 4C2) cant you multiply by 48C3 ? What makes the answers so different?
Can't answer your question. However, the approach which I have taken makes more sense.
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I think his version prevents another pair from arising.
I think it is because if you multiplied it by 48C3 then there is a possibility that you get another card that is the same as the pair and if you do, then it would no longer be a single pair :)