According to Dennis Purdy the author of The Illustrated Guide to Texas Hold'em the relative win rates for all 169 possible starting hands are:
1. AA- 86.1%
2. KK-74.6%
3. AK(s)-
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Sorry about the last post posted before I was finished.
According to Dennis Purdy the author of The Illustrated Guide to Texas Hold'em the relative win rates for the top 25 starting hands are:
note I only listed the 25/169, these number were derived from computer simulation of one million dealt hands. by the way the bottom hand is 6-2(U) with a win rate of .2%
I use Betfair's Hold'Em or Fold'Em Tool, which tells you the relative strength of different starting hands, and suggests possible ways of betting on them: Hold'em or Fold'em
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it depends, if your jamming, calling from postion, on a tight table or a lag central.....remember your not just playing YOUR cards your playing with their perception of YOUR cards....
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Agreed.
I would assume that the computer simulation is based purely on hole cards and having all five community cards presented.
The human element makes all the difference.
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#8
It is only ment to be a guide. You can win with 2-7 can be KK or even AA if it played agressive enough by the right person.