Math Wit Needed

Just a simple question from a simple mind ,, Don't know if there's a % for my question or not. How much better is K-Q suited compared to K-Q off suit for hole cards? See I told you I was simple, heading should be Math Wiz..

wagon596 said:

Just a simple question from a simple mind ,, Don't know if there's a % for my question or not. How much better is K-Q suited compared to K-Q off suit for hole cards? See I told you I was simple, heading should be Math Wiz..

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It depends on your opponents range. Generally, a suited pre-flop combo has a 2-3% equity advantage over its non-suited counterpart.

Against a random opponent (an opponent playing any 2-cards: 63.4% suited; 61.5% offsuit
Against a player playing a 25% range: 52.4% suited; 49.8% offsuit
Against a player playing a 15% range: 48.9% suited; 46.2% offsuit

You can download a free poker equity calculator called Equilab. This is a great tool for answering these questions. https://www.pokerstrategy.com/poker-software-tools/equilab-holdem/

this statistics usually are wrong in a real game, its more like for statistics as i said))) i dont believe em anymore xD

and it depends on different stuff like whos your opponent, what tactic he adopt and many, many others factors. usually theres other statistics beside this one that can give a boost especially in cash games

CC Odds Calculator says.....



You are over three times more likely to win than your opponent. However, you are almost thirteen times as likely to chop than win outright.

Suited cards give you about ~2.5% improved chances of winning a hand. That means they will help you win about 1 in 40 hands. Keep in mind that you are three times more likely to get three cards of the wrong suit.

You can use software or make all kinds of calculations, but in real life it is the KQ held by the donk that wins in the end