Does have any pocket with more chances to hit a three on board ?

[luizmarinho]

As the title says, I was wondering if theres any pocket that have more chances to hits three of a kind on board, not math probably but players will fold more hands like 24, 73, 85 than A6 or K9, so exists any study about if you have more chances to hit a kind of pockets ?

 

[PCK]

No,the chances are the same with any cards...

 

[Tosh_67]

I'm wondering if the OP may be talking about a 'Pocket Card' making Trips with the board paired ??

Suffice to say the lower the pair on the board you might reasonably expect it's less likely somebody made trips... but as always, entirely situational on how many see the flop and how loose their range is...

 

[luizmarinho]

First all K9 AND 58 They are good cards Have to play with them gently White TO FLOP Maybe open there's something

Depends what you are looking for...

I'm wondering if the OP may be talking about a 'Pocket Card' making Trips with the board paired ??

Suffice to say the lower the pair on the board you might reasonably expect it's less likely somebody made trips... but as always, entirely situational on how many see the flop and how loose their range is...

was wondering because there are studies that shows a dice have more chances to turn numbers from 2~5 than 1 or 6

 

[adenosine]

99 flops the most sets

 

[WVHillbilly]

was wondering because there are studies that shows a dice have more chances to turn numbers from 2~5 than 1 or 6

There are no such studies.

 

[XXPXXP]

As the title says, I was wondering if theres any pocket that have more chances to hits three of a kind on board, not math probably but players will fold more hands like 24, 73, 85 than A6 or K9, so exists any study about if you have more chances to hit a kind of pockets ?

in the long run if everything is random

odds is the same for card from no deal or card dealt to any player.

to simplifier the question could do this

only 26 cards in the deck, from A to K, each have two of the same kind. eg two of As, two of 7s

if you got 7, and pair with another 7, odd is 1/25

if there is another player dealt with a card, your 7 pairs with another 7, the odd is
24/25*1/24= 1/25

if there are three player.

the odd is

24/25*23/24*1/23=1/25

regardless how many player added, the odd to pair 7 is 1/25.

so if got 77 hit a set, or KK hit a K, on flop the odds are the same.

but I understand your question, since if you got AA, you may know some A rag like play AX, and by your read, it looks like he/she has an A from his/her holding, in that case , your chance of hitting another A on flop could be recalculated.

therefore, if long term odd same,
if short term by your read, yes different.