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equity (%)	  win (%)	tie (%) Hand  1:	94.7266 %	  94.68% 	00.05%	  { AA }Hand  2:	02.6367 %	  01.18% 	01.46%	  { 88 }Hand  3:	02.6367 %	  01.18% 	01.46%	  { 88 }

I noticed this too, and I'm feeling like an idiot but.. what situations does 88 and 88 tie here, yet beat AA?Ray
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I noticed this too, and I'm feeling like an idiot but.. what situations does 88 and 88 tie here, yet beat AA?Ray
A straight...In the words of Tuff_Fish: 6...7....8....9....10 (or any other straight including an 8)
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I noticed this too, and I'm feeling like an idiot but.. what situations does 88 and 88 tie here, yet beat AA?Ray
My eights win about 45% of the time in this situation, but that's because I have a program that lets me see the flop before anyone else.You can PM me for details if you would like.
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the pokerstove calculations are not taking suits into the example. if someone has AcAh and someone has 8c8h the person w/ 8s8d has more equity than the other eights. no?
Yep. The 8c8h would actually be drawing dead to win the pot outright, even before the flop came. They could only hope to split with a straight.
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A straight...In the words of Tuff_Fish: 6...7....8....9....10 (or any other straight including an 8)
"What the hell have I got?" ...6...7...8...9...10. Jeez, that guy cracks me up.
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What if one of the 8 8 guys open farrels on the turn after he catches a flush which missed the A A? What are the odds then?
Board: 2s 3s Js 9s Dead:  8h 8s 			equity (%)	  win (%)	tie (%) Hand  1:	90.4762 %	  80.95% 	09.52%	  { AcAd }Hand  2:	09.5238 %	  00.00% 	09.52%	  { 8c8d }

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