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Message: [QUOTE="_dogmeat, post: 1684820, member: 76041"] What OP was referring to is not the case when you play against Ax, but the case when Ax folds and you're up against Kx for example. Or a pp. I have this concept in my head, it's not very clear yet but with the help of you guys maybe we can clear it up some. Why, for example, do most books give examples with 50 cards left in the deck? They say you have AJ and the chances of hitting are 50/something bla bla bla. You get the idea. There are [B]never [/B]50 cards left in the deck in a NL Hold 'em game. At most there are 48. Ill have to finish this later because I'm really not in shape right now. Rough night, lol. [/QUOTE]