POKER CALCULATOR

FIELD OF THE INVENTION

The present invention relates to the field of gaming.

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION

Texas Hold'em is a popular poker variant played with a standard 52 card deck.

Rules

Play begins with each player being dealt two cards face down. These are the only cards each player will receive individually. The hand begins with a “pre-flop” betting round. After the pre-flop betting round, assuming there remain at least two players taking part in the hand, the dealer deals a flop, to with, three face-up community cards. The flop is followed by a second betting round. After the flop betting round ends, a single community card (called the turn or fourth street) is dealt, followed by a third betting round. A final single community card (called the river or fifth street) is then dealt, followed by a final betting round. If a player bets and all other players fold, then the remaining player is awarded the pot and is not required to show his hole cards. If two or more players remain after the final betting round, a showdown occurs.

In the showdown, each player plays the best five-card poker hand he or she can make from the seven cards comprising his/her two hole cards and the five community cards. A player may use both of his/her own two hole cards, only one, or none at all, to form his/her final five-card hand. If the five community cards form the player's best hand, then the player is said to be playing the board and can only hope to split the pot, since each other player can also use the same five cards to construct the same hand. If the best hand is shared by more than one player, then the pot is split equally among them.

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION

An electronic calculator apparatus for use by a player holding a two-card hand in a game of Texas Hold'em poker forms one aspect of the invention. This apparatus comprises a keyboard and a screen. The keyboard includes: a card identification key arrangement including one key for each of the cards of a standard 52-card deck suit; and a suitedness indicator key arrangement. The user, using the card identification key arrangement, can: (i) indicate, in two keystrokes, the cards constituting said hand; and (ii) indicate the number of players, from 2-10, participating in said game. Further, the user, using the suitedness indicator key arrangement, can indicate, in a single keystroke, whether or not the cards in said hand are of the same suit.

The screen is adapted, after said user has: indicated the cards constituting said hand; indicated the number of players participating in said game; and indicated whether or not the cards in said hand are of the same suit, to display information about said hand selected from: the pre-flop percentage odds of said hand winning the game; and the ranking of the hand.

According to another aspect of the invention, the screen, in use, can display the pre-flop percentage odds of said hand winning the game and the ranking of the hand.

According to another aspect of the invention, the suitedness indicator key arrangement can comprise a suited key and a non-suited key such that the user can indicate: that the cards in said hand are of the same suit by a stroke of the suited key; and that the cards in said hand are not of the same suit by a stroke of the non-suited key.

According to another aspect of the invention, the keyboard can further comprise a player number key and a stroke of the player number key can trigger the apparatus to interpret further activation of a numeric key of the card identification key arrangement as an indication of the number of players participating in said game.

According to another aspect of the invention, the keyboard can further comprise a calculate key and a stroke of the calculate key can trigger the display of said information about said hand.

According to another aspect of the invention, after a user has: (i) indicated the cards in said hand using the card identification key arrangement; (ii) using the suitedness indicator key arrangement, indicated, via a single keystroke, whether or not the cards of said hand are of the same suit or not; and (iii) indicated the number of players in the game using the card identification key arrangement, the screen can display the pre-flop percentage odds of said hand winning the game and the ranking of the hand.

According to another aspect of the invention, the keyboard can further comprise a calculate key and a stroke of the calculate key can trigger the screen to display said information about said hand.

According to another aspect of the invention, the keyboard can further comprise a player number key and a stroke of the player number key can trigger further activation of a numeric key of the card identification key arrangement to be interpreted as an indication of the number of players participating in said game.

According to another aspect of the invention, the apparatus can have outer dimensions equivalent to a stack of standard playing cards.

According to yet another aspect of the invention, the apparatus can be adapted to receive sufficient data to display said information about said hand in 6 or fewer keystrokes.

Other advantages, features and characteristics of the present invention will become more apparent upon consideration of the following detailed description and the appended claims with reference to the accompanying drawings, the latter being briefly described hereinbelow.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE FIGURES

FIG. 1 is a front view of a calculator apparatus according to an exemplary embodiment of the invention;

FIG. 2 is a back view of the apparatus of FIG. 1;

FIG. 3 is an enlarged view of FIG. 1;

FIG. 4 is a perspective view of the apparatus of FIG. 1 overlaid upon a deck of playing cards; and

FIG. 5 is a perspective view of the apparatus of FIG. 1, stored.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION

An electronic calculator apparatus according to an exemplary embodiment of the invention is illustrated in FIGS. 1-3 and designated with general reference numeral 20.

The calculator apparatus takes the general form of a conventional electronic calculator having a keyboard 22, a liquid crystal screen 24, an on/clear key 26, a power off key 27 and an interior microprocessor and power source, i.e. a battery (neither shown) operatively connected to the keyboard 22, screen 24 and on/off keys 26,27. As the manner in which electronic calculators can be constructed is a matter of routine to persons of ordinary skill in the art, only the manner in which the calculator of the exemplary embodiment differs, is hereinafter described.

In this regard, the calculator should initially be understood as having outer dimensions substantially equivalent to a stack of standard playing cards, as shown in FIG. 3. An instruction sheet 68 bearing instructions and poker hand rankings is provided on the back side of the housing, as shown in FIG. 2.

With regard to the keyboard of the exemplary embodiment, same includes a card identification key arrangement 28 and a suitedness key arrangement 30.

The card identification key arrangement 28 includes one key for each of the cards of a standard 52-card deck suit, namely, Ace 32, King 34, Queen 36, Jack 38, Ten 40, Nine 42, Eight 44, Seven 46, Six 48, Five 50, Four 52, Three 54 and Two 56.

The suitedness indicator key arrangement 30 comprises a suited key 58 and a non-suited key 60.

The keyboard 22 further comprises a player number key 62 and a calculate key 64.

The apparatus 20 is for use by a player in the pre-flop betting round in a game of Texas Hold'em poker.

In use, the player turns on the calculator apparatus 20, if it is not already active, by pressing the on/clear key 26.

Once activated, the player, using the card identification key arrangement 28, enters, in two keystrokes, the cards constituting his or her hand before the flop. For example, if the player holds an Ace and a Jack in the hole, the player strokes the Ace 32 and Jack 38 keys, triggering on the screen 24 the appearance of indicia corresponding thereto, such as the A (for Ace) and J (for Jack) shown in FIGS. 1,3.

If the player enters a pair, the screen 24 displays the word pair (not shown).

If the player does not enter a pair, and the cards in said hand are of the same suit, the user strokes the suited key 58, in which the display reads “Suited”, as shown in FIGS. 1,3. Alternatively, if the cards in said hand are not of the same suit, the user strokes the non-suited key 60, which triggers a “Non-suited” read-out (not shown). If the player enters a pair, the cards cannot be suited, and the apparatus defaults to the non-suited condition.

The next step for the player is to stroke the player number key 62, and to thereafter, indicate the number of players in the game, by striking the appropriate one of the keys on the card identification key arrangement 28. For example, if there are six players in the game, the players strikes the Six key 48, which triggers the appearance of a numeral on the screen 24 commensurate with the keystroke, i.e., the numeral 6 on the screen, as shown in FIGS. 1 and 3. The exemplary apparatus has a default setting of two players. Thus, if only two players are participating in the game, this step can be skipped.

As a final step, a stroke of the calculate key 64 causes the screen 24 to display the pre-flop percentage odds of said hand winning the game and the ranking of the hand amongst all possible hands, i.e. 27.9% and 9, respectively, for a player in a 6 person game holding an Ace and a Jack of the same suit in the hole, as indicated in FIGS. 1 and 3. In this regard, the microprocessor of the exemplary embodiment has recourse to an electronically encoded look-up table incorporating odds and ranking information for the various possible permutations, as appended hereto.

The apparatus 20 of the exemplary embodiment triggers the odds/ranking display in 5 keystrokes, in the case of a pair, or 6 keystrokes otherwise.

This device accordingly is a convenient recourse to players, who can quickly enter the hole cards dealt and determine whether or not to participate in the betting rounds, without inconveniencing other players or substantially slowing down play.

At the same time, the use of a look-up table permits the use of a low cost microprocessor, thereby rendering the calculator relatively inexpensive and indeed, largely disposable.

Finally, the outer dimensions permit the calculator to be neatly stored, for example, in the socket, provided in many poker chip cases, for holding a deck of cards, as shown in FIG. 5.

Whereas a single embodiment is herein shown and described, it should be understood that numerous variations can be made.

For example, whereas entry of a pair of cards automatically triggers the appearance of “pair” indicia on the screen, as a matter of convenience, this functionality is not essential.

As well, whereas in the exemplary embodiment, both suited and non-suited keys are provided, it will be understood that a single button could be used, with the device defaulting to one condition and being toggled to the other through a stroke of the single button.

Further, whereas a player number key is provided, this is also not essential. For example, activation of the suitedness key arrangement could automatically trigger the calculator to interpret further use of the card identification key arrangement as an indication of the number of players participating. As well, whereas the exemplary embodiment describes defaults to 2 players, the default condition could be any other number, or indeed, there could be no default condition at al.

Similarly, the calculate key could also be avoided, with the calculator automatically having recourse to the look-up table once all necessary data had been entered.

Yet further, whereas a particular sequence of keystrokes is herein suggested and described, the order is not essential and could be varied.

As well, whereas on/clear and power off buttons are shown, on/off functionality is, of course, unnecessary and could be omitted if, for example, the calculator was provided with a solar cell for power instead of a pre-charged battery.

Further, whereas a look-up table for 2-10 players is appended and used by the microprocessor of the exemplary embodiment, it will be appreciated that look-up tables of lesser or greater numbers of players could be utilized, and indeed, look-up tables could be avoided altogether in favor of alternative mechanisms of odds and rank calculation.

Accordingly, it should be understood that the invention is to be limited only by the accompanying claims, purposively construed.

Texas Hold'em Preflop Percentage Odds of Winning Chart with Hand Ranking (out of 169)

Number of Players

Card 1
Card 2
Suit
2
Rank
3
Rank
4
Rank
5
Rank
6
Rank

A
A
Unsuited
85.2%
1
73.4%
1
63.8%
1
55.9%
1
49.2%
1

K
K
Unsuited
82.4%
2
68.9%
2
58.3%
2
49.8%
2
43.0%
2

Q
Q
Unsuited
79.9%
3
65.0%
3
53.5%
3
44.7%
3
37.9%
3

J
J
Unsuited
77.5%
4
61.2%
4
49.2%
4
40.2%
4
33.6%
4

10
10
Unsuited
75.0%
5
57.6%
5
45.2%
5
36.3%
5
29.9%
6

9
9
Unsuited
72.0%
6
53.6%
6
41.1%
7
32.6%
8
26.6%
13

8
8
Unsuited
69.2%
7
50.0%
8
37.6%
12
29.5%
17
24.0%
22

7
7
Unsuited
66.2%
9
46.5%
15
34.4%
22
26.8%
28
21.8%
34

6
6
Unsuited
63.3%
17
43.2%
24
31.5%
33
24.5%
42
20.1%
48

5
5
Unsuited
60.3%
27
40.1%
40
28.9%
51
22.4%
58
18.5%
64

4
4
Unsuited
57.0%
48
36.8%
58
26.3%
71
20.6%
77
17.2%
78

3
3
Unsuited
53.7%
66
33.6%
81
24.0%
92
19.0%
94
16.2%
94

2
2
Unsuited
50.3%
87
30.6%
104
21.9%
114
17.7%
112
15.5%
102

A
K
Suited
67.0%
8
50.7%
7
41.4%
6
35.4%
6
31.1%
5

A
Q
Suited
66.2%
10
49.4%
9
39.9%
8
33.7%
7
29.3%
7

A
J
Suited
65.4%
11
48.2%
10
38.4%
10
32.2%
11
27.9%
9

A
10
Suited
64.6%
13
47.1%
13
37.2%
13
31.0%
13
26.7%
12

A
9
Suited
62.8%
18
44.6%
19
34.5%
20
28.3%
22
24.1%
21

A
8
Suited
61.9%
21
43.5%
23
33.5%
26
27.3%
25
23.2%
25

A
7
Suited
61.0%
24
42.4%
27
32.4%
29
26.4%
31
22.4%
30

A
6
Suited
59.9%
31
41.1%
34
31.3%
35
25.4%
36
21.6%
37

A
5
Suited
59.9%
30
41.4%
32
31.7%
32
26.0%
33
22.2%
33

A
4
Suited
59.0%
35
40.5%
36
31.0%
38
25.3%
37
21.7%
35

A
3
Suited
58.2%
38
39.7%
41
30.2%
42
24.8%
40
21.2%
40

A
2
Suited
57.4%
46
38.8%
47
29.4%
47
24.1%
45
20.6%
43

K
Q
Suited
63.4%
16
47.1%
12
38.2%
11
32.5%
9
28.3%
8

K
J
Suited
62.6%
20
45.9%
16
36.8%
15
31.0%
12
27.0%
11

K
10
Suited
61.8%
22
44.8%
18
35.6%
17
29.9%
16
25.8%
16

K
9
Suited
60.0%
29
42.3%
28
33.0%
27
27.2%
26
23.3%
24

K
8
Suited
58.3%
37
40.1%
39
30.8%
40
25.2%
39
21.4%
39

K
7
Suited
57.5%
44
39.3%
43
29.9%
43
24.4%
44
20.7%
42

K
6
Suited
56.6%
50
38.3%
50
29.1%
49
23.6%
49
20.0%
49

K
5
Suited
55.8%
54
37.4%
54
28.2%
55
23.0%
52
19.5%
50

K
4
Suited
54.9%
60
36.5%
60
27.5%
60
22.4%
59
19.0%
54

K
3
Suited
54.1%
63
35.7%
66
26.8%
67
21.9%
66
18.6%
62

K
2
Suited
53.2%
71
34.9%
73
26.2%
74
21.3%
68
18.2%
66

Q
J
Suited
60.2%
28
44.2%
22
35.7%
16
30.2%
15
26.2%
14

Q
10
Suited
59.5%
34
43.1%
26
34.5%
21
29.1%
19
25.1%
17

Q
9
Suited
57.7%
43
40.6%
35
31.9%
31
26.4%
30
22.6%
28

Q
8
Suited
56.0%
52
38.5%
49
29.7%
45
24.4%
43
20.7%
41

Q
7
Suited
54.3%
61
36.5%
61
27.7%
58
22.5%
54
19.1%
53

Q
6
Suited
53.6%
67
35.7%
67
27.0%
65
21.9%
65
18.5%
63

Q
5
Suited
52.8%
72
34.9%
74
26.3%
72
21.3%
69
18.0%
68

Q
4
Suited
51.8%
76
34.0%
78
25.5%
76
20.7%
73
17.6%
71

Q
3
Suited
51.0%
82
33.2%
84
24.9%
86
20.2%
84
17.2%
79

Q
2
Suited
50.2%
88
32.4%
90
24.3%
90
19.7%
88
16.8%
85

J
10
Suited
57.5%
45
42.0%
29
33.9%
24
28.6%
21
24.9%
19

J
9
Suited
55.7%
55
39.5%
42
31.2%
36
26.0%
32
22.4%
31

J
8
Suited
54.0%
65
37.4%
55
29.1%
48
24.0%
46
20.5%
45

J
7
Suited
52.3%
74
35.4%
69
27.1%
64
22.2%
60
18.8%
59

J
6
Suited
50.6%
85
33.4%
83
25.2%
81
20.5%
78
17.3%
77

J
5
Suited
50.0%
90
32.7%
87
24.7%
88
20.0%
86
16.9%
83

J
4
Suited
49.1%
95
31.9%
95
24.0%
91
19.4%
91
16.4%
91

J
3
Suited
48.3%
97
31.1%
101
23.4%
98
18.9%
95
16.0%
95

J
2
Suited
47.4%
104
30.3%
107
22.7%
108
18.4%
101
15.7%
100

10
9
Suited
54.0%
64
38.7%
48
30.9%
39
25.9%
34
22.4%
29

10
8
Suited
52.3%
73
36.7%
59
28.9%
50
24.0%
47
20.6%
44

10
7
Suited
50.6%
84
34.7%
75
26.9%
66
22.1%
61
18.9%
57

10
6
Suited
48.9%
96
32.7%
89
25.0%
84
20.4%
80
17.4%
75

10
5
Suited
47.2%
106
30.8%
102
23.2%
99
18.9%
98
16.0%
96

10
4
Suited
46.5%
108
30.2%
110
22.7%
107
18.4%
103
15.6%
101

10
3
Suited
45.7%
114
29.4%
115
22.1%
113
17.9%
109
15.2%
107

10
2
Suited
44.8%
118
28.7%
119
21.5%
118
17.5%
116
14.9%
112

9
8
Suited
50.8%
83
36.0%
64
28.5%
53
23.6%
48
20.3%
46

9
7
Suited
49.1%
94
34.1%
77
26.7%
68
22.0%
63
18.8%
60

9
6
Suited
47.4%
103
32.2%
92
24.8%
87
20.4%
82
17.3%
76

9
5
Suited
45.7%
113
30.2%
109
23.0%
104
18.8%
99
15.9%
97

9
4
Suited
43.9%
123
28.4%
125
21.3%
121
17.3%
117
14.6%
116

9
3
Suited
43.3%
126
27.8%
129
20.9%
126
16.9%
122
14.3%
120

9
2
Suited
42.4%
132
27.1%
133
20.3%
131
16.4%
129
13.9%
124

8
7
Suited
47.9%
100
33.8%
80
26.7%
69
22.1%
62
19.0%
55

8
6
Suited
46.2%
110
31.9%
94
24.9%
85
20.6%
76
17.7%
70

8
5
Suited
44.6%
119
30.1%
112
23.2%
102
19.0%
93
16.3%
93

8
4
Suited
42.7%
129
28.2%
128
21.5%
117
17.5%
115
14.9%
111

8
3
Suited
40.9%
139
26.3%
143
19.8%
136
16.0%
132
13.6%
128

8
2
Suited
40.3%
142
25.8%
144
19.4%
139
15.7%
136
13.3%
133

7
6
Suited
45.4%
115
31.9%
97
25.1%
82
20.8%
72
17.9%
69

7
5
Suited
43.7%
124
30.1%
111
23.5%
96
19.4%
92
16.7%
87

7
4
Suited
41.9%
134
28.3%
126
21.7%
115
17.9%
111
15.3%
103

7
3
Suited
40.0%
144
26.4%
142
20.1%
133
16.4%
130
14.0%
123

7
2
Suited
38.1%
153
24.6%
152
18.4%
149
15.0%
145
12.8%
140

6
5
Suited
43.1%
128
30.3%
108
23.7%
94
19.7%
89
17.1%
80

6
4
Suited
41.3%
138
28.5%
122
22.2%
111
18.3%
105
15.9%
99

6
3
Suited
39.5%
147
26.7%
135
20.5%
129
16.9%
123
14.6%
117

6
2
Suited
37.7%
156
24.8%
148
18.8%
146
15.4%
140
13.3%
134

5
4
Suited
41.5%
136
29.0%
118
22.7%
109
18.9%
96
16.5%
90

5
3
Suited
39.7%
146
27.3%
131
21.2%
124
17.6%
114
15.3%
104

5
2
Suited
37.8%
155
25.5%
146
19.5%
138
16.2%
131
14.0%
122

4
3
Suited
38.6%
150
26.4%
140
20.4%
130
16.9%
121
14.7%
115

4
2
Suited
36.8%
159
24.7%
151
18.9%
144
15.7%
137
13.6%
129

3
2
Suited
36.0%
163
23.8%
157
18.2%
151
15.0%
144
13.1%
137

A
K
Unsuited
65.3%
12
48.2%
11
38.5%
9
32.3%
10
27.9%
10

A
Q
Unsuited
64.4%
14
46.8%
14
36.8%
14
30.4%
14
25.9%
15

A
J
Unsuited
63.6%
15
45.5%
17
35.3%
18
28.8%
20
24.3%
20

A
10
Unsuited
62.7%
19
44.3%
21
34.0%
23
27.5%
24
23.0%
26

A
9
Unsuited
60.8%
25
41.6%
31
31.0%
37
24.6%
41
20.2%
47

A
8
Unsuited
59.9%
32
40.5%
37
29.9%
44
23.5%
51
19.2%
52

A
7
Unsuited
58.9%
36
39.2%
45
28.8%
52
22.5%
57
18.3%
65

A
6
Unsuited
57.7%
42
37.9%
52
27.5%
61
21.4%
67
17.4%
73

A
5
Unsuited
57.7%
41
38.2%
51
28.0%
56
22.0%
64
18.1%
67

A
4
Unsuited
56.7%
49
37.2%
56
27.1%
62
21.3%
70
17.5%
72

A
3
Unsuited
55.8%
53
36.3%
63
26.3%
70
20.6%
74
16.9%
81

A
2
Unsuited
54.9%
59
35.2%
71
25.4%
78
19.9%
87
16.3%
92

K
Q
Unsuited
61.5%
23
44.4%
20
35.2%
19
29.3%
18
25.0%
18

K
J
Unsuited
60.6%
26
43.1%
25
33.7%
25
27.7%
23
23.5%
23

K
10
Unsuited
59.7%
33
41.9%
30
32.4%
30
26.4%
29
22.2%
32

K
9
Unsuited
57.8%
40
39.2%
44
29.5%
46
23.5%
50
19.4%
51

K
8
Unsuited
56.0%
51
36.9%
57
27.1%
63
21.3%
71
17.4%
74

K
7
Unsuited
55.2%
58
36.0%
65
26.2%
73
20.4%
79
16.6%
89

K
6
Unsuited
54.2%
62
34.9%
72
25.2%
80
19.6%
90
15.9%
98

K
5
Unsuited
53.3%
69
34.0%
79
24.4%
89
18.9%
97
15.3%
105

K
4
Unsuited
52.3%
75
33.0%
86
23.6%
95
18.2%
108
14.8%
114

K
3
Unsuited
51.4%
80
32.1%
93
22.8%
106
17.6%
113
14.3%
119

K
2
Unsuited
50.5%
86
31.2%
100
22.1%
112
17.0%
120
13.9%
126

Q
J
Unsuited
58.1%
39
41.3%
33
32.6%
28
26.9%
27
22.9%
27

Q
10
Unsuited
57.3%
47
40.2%
38
31.3%
34
25.7%
35
21.7%
36

Q
9
Unsuited
55.3%
56
37.5%
53
28.4%
54
22.8%
53
18.9%
58

Q
8
Unsuited
53.6%
68
35.3%
70
26.1%
75
20.6%
75
16.8%
84

Q
7
Unsuited
51.8%
77
33.1%
85
23.9%
93
18.6%
100
15.0%
110

Q
6
Unsuited
51.1%
81
32.2%
91
23.2%
101
17.9%
110
14.4%
118

Q
5
Unsuited
50.1%
89
31.3%
98
22.3%
110
17.2%
118
13.9%
125

Q
4
Unsuited
49.1%
93
30.4%
106
21.6%
116
16.6%
125
13.4%
131

Q
3
Unsuited
48.2%
98
29.5%
114
20.8%
127
16.0%
133
12.9%
138

Q
2
Unsuited
47.3%
105
28.6%
120
20.1%
132
15.4%
139
12.5%
143

J
10
Unsuited
55.3%
57
39.0%
46
30.7%
41
25.3%
38
21.5%
38

J
9
Unsuited
53.3%
70
36.4%
62
27.8%
57
22.5%
56
18.7%
61

J
8
Unsuited
51.5%
79
34.1%
76
25.5%
77
20.3%
83
16.7%
86

J
7
Unsuited
49.7%
92
31.9%
96
23.4%
97
18.3%
107
14.9%
113

J
6
Unsuited
47.9%
102
29.8%
113
21.4%
120
16.5%
128
13.2%
136

J
5
Unsuited
47.2%
107
29.1%
117
20.7%
128
15.9%
134
12.8%
141

J
4
Unsuited
46.2%
111
28.2%
127
20.0%
134
15.3%
141
12.3%
145

J
3
Unsuited
45.3%
116
27.3%
130
19.3%
142
14.7%
148
11.8%
149

J
2
Unsuited
44.3%
121
26.5%
138
18.6%
148
14.2%
151
11.4%
151

10
9
Unsuited
51.5%
78
35.7%
68
27.6%
59
22.5%
55
18.9%
56

10
8
Unsuited
49.7%
91
33.4%
82
25.4%
79
20.4%
81
16.9%
82

10
7
Unsuited
47.9%
101
31.2%
99
23.2%
100
18.4%
104
15.1%
109

10
6
Unsuited
46.1%
112
29.2%
116
21.2%
123
16.5%
126
13.4%
132

10
5
Unsuited
44.2%
122
27.1%
132
19.3%
141
14.8%
146
11.9%
148

10
4
Unsuited
43.5%
125
26.4%
139
18.7%
147
14.3%
150
11.5%
150

10
3
Unsuited
42.6%
131
25.6%
145
18.0%
152
13.8%
153
11.0%
154

10
2
Unsuited
41.7%
135
24.7%
150
17.3%
155
13.2%
156
10.6%
157

9
8
Unsuited
48.1%
99
32.7%
88
25.0%
83
20.1%
85
16.6%
88

9
7
Unsuited
46.3%
109
30.7%
103
23.0%
105
18.3%
106
15.1%
108

9
6
Unsuited
44.5%
120
28.6%
121
21.1%
125
16.5%
127
13.5%
130

9
5
Unsuited
42.6%
130
26.6%
136
19.1%
143
14.8%
147
11.9%
147

9
4
Unsuited
40.7%
140
24.5%
153
17.3%
156
13.2%
157
10.5%
159

9
3
Unsuited
40.0%
143
23.9%
156
16.8%
158
12.7%
160
10.1%
160

9
2
Unsuited
39.1%
149
23.1%
159
16.1%
161
12.2%
162
9.7%
163

8
7
Unsuited
45.1%
117
30.4%
105
23.1%
103
18.4%
102
15.2%
106

8
6
Unsuited
43.2%
127
28.4%
124
21.2%
122
16.8%
124
13.8%
127

8
5
Unsuited
41.4%
137
26.4%
141
19.3%
140
15.1%
142
12.3%
144

8
4
Unsuited
39.5%
148
24.4%
155
17.5%
154
13.4%
155
10.8%
155

8
3
Unsuited
37.5%
157
22.4%
163
15.7%
163
11.9%
164
9.5%
165

8
2
Unsuited
36.8%
158
21.8%
164
15.2%
165
11.4%
166
9.1%
166

7
6
Unsuited
42.3%
133
28.4%
123
21.4%
119
17.0%
119
14.1%
121

7
5
Unsuited
40.5%
141
26.5%
137
19.6%
137
15.5%
138
12.8%
139

7
4
Unsuited
38.5%
151
24.5%
154
17.8%
153
13.9%
152
11.4%
153

7
3
Unsuited
36.6%
160
22.5%
162
16.0%
162
12.3%
161
9.9%
162

7
2
Unsuited
34.6%
165
20.5%
168
14.2%
168
10.8%
169
8.6%
169

6
5
Unsuited
40.0%
145
26.7%
134
20.0%
135
15.9%
135
13.2%
135

6
4
Unsuited
38.0%
154
24.8%
149
18.3%
150
14.4%
149
12.0%
146

6
3
Unsuited
36.1%
162
22.8%
160
16.5%
159
12.8%
159
10.5%
158

6
2
Unsuited
34.1%
167
20.8%
166
14.7%
167
11.2%
167
9.1%
167

5
4
Unsuited
38.2%
152
25.3%
147
18.9%
145
15.0%
143
12.6%
142

5
3
Unsuited
36.3%
161
23.5%
158
17.2%
157
13.6%
154
11.4%
152

5
2
Unsuited
34.3%
166
21.5%
165
15.4%
164
12.1%
163
10.0%
161

4
3
Unsuited
35.1%
164
22.5%
161
16.4%
160
12.9%
158
10.8%
156

4
2
Unsuited
33.2%
168
20.7%
167
14.7%
166
11.5%
165
9.5%
164

3
2
Unsuited
32.3%
169
19.7%
169
14.0%
169
10.8%
168
9.0%
168

Number of Players

Card 1
Card 2
Suit
7
Rank
8
Rank
9
Rank
10
Rank

A
A
Unsuited
43.5%
1
38.7%
1
34.6%
1
31.1%
1

K
K
Unsuited
37.4%
2
32.9%
2
29.2%
2
26.1%
2

Q
Q
Unsuited
32.5%
3
28.3%
3
24.9%
3
22.2%
3

J
J
Unsuited
28.5%
4
24.6%
5
21.7%
5
19.3%
5

10
10
Unsuited
25.2%
7
21.7%
9
19.1%
11
17.2%
13

9
9
Unsuited
22.4%
16
19.4%
18
17.2%
18
15.6%
17

8
8
Unsuited
20.3%
23
17.7%
26
15.8%
27
14.5%
26

7
7
Unsuited
18.6%
39
16.4%
38
14.8%
37
13.6%
35

6
6
Unsuited
17.3%
48
15.3%
48
14.0%
47
13.0%
46

5
5
Unsuited
16.1%
62
14.4%
58
13.3%
55
12.4%
52

4
4
Unsuited
15.2%
71
13.9%
66
12.9%
60
12.1%
56

3
3
Unsuited
14.6%
84
13.5%
74
12.7%
65
12.0%
60

2
2
Unsuited
14.1%
93
13.2%
79
12.5%
68
11.9%
62

A
K
Suited
27.7%
5
25.0%
4
22.6%
4
20.7%
4

A
Q
Suited
26.0%
6
23.3%
6
21.1%
6
19.2%
6

A
J
Suited
24.6%
9
22.0%
8
19.9%
8
18.2%
8

A
10
Suited
23.5%
12
21.0%
12
19.0%
12
17.3%
10

A
9
Suited
21.1%
20
18.7%
20
16.9%
20
15.4%
19

A
8
Suited
20.2%
25
18.0%
23
16.2%
22
14.7%
23

A
7
Suited
19.5%
31
17.3%
30
15.7%
29
14.3%
29

A
6
Suited
18.9%
35
16.8%
34
15.2%
33
13.9%
33

A
5
Suited
19.5%
32
17.4%
29
15.8%
28
14.4%
27

A
4
Suited
19.0%
34
17.1%
33
15.5%
31
14.2%
30

A
3
Suited
18.6%
37
16.7%
35
15.2%
34
14.0%
31

A
2
Suited
18.1%
41
16.3%
41
14.8%
38
13.6%
36

K
Q
Suited
25.1%
8
22.5%
7
20.4%
7
18.6%
7

K
J
Suited
23.8%
11
21.3%
11
19.3%
9
17.6%
9

K
10
Suited
22.8%
14
20.4%
14
18.5%
14
16.9%
14

K
9
Suited
20.3%
22
18.1%
22
16.3%
21
14.9%
21

K
8
Suited
18.6%
38
16.5%
37
14.9%
36
13.6%
37

K
7
Suited
18.0%
44
16.0%
45
14.4%
46
13.1%
43

K
6
Suited
17.5%
47
15.5%
47
14.0%
48
12.8%
48

K
5
Suited
17.0%
50
15.1%
49
13.7%
50
12.5%
50

K
4
Suited
16.6%
52
14.8%
52
13.4%
53
12.3%
54

K
3
Suited
16.3%
58
14.6%
57
13.2%
57
12.1%
57

K
2
Suited
16.0%
64
14.3%
60
13.0%
59
12.0%
61

Q
J
Suited
23.2%
13
20.8%
13
18.8%
13
17.3%
11

Q
10
Suited
22.2%
17
19.9%
15
18.1%
15
16.6%
15

Q
9
Suited
19.8%
26
17.6%
27
15.9%
25
14.5%
25

Q
8
Suited
18.1%
43
16.1%
43
14.5%
43
13.2%
42

Q
7
Suited
16.6%
53
14.7%
54
13.3%
54
12.1%
58

Q
6
Suited
16.1%
61
14.3%
61
12.9%
61
11.7%
65

Q
5
Suited
15.7%
67
13.9%
65
12.6%
66
11.5%
67

Q
4
Suited
15.3%
69
13.7%
71
12.4%
71
11.3%
71

Q
3
Suited
15.0%
77
13.4%
76
12.2%
76
11.1%
74

Q
2
Suited
14.7%
81
13.2%
80
12.0%
80
11.0%
77

J
10
Suited
22.0%
18
19.8%
16
18.0%
16
16.5%
16

J
9
Suited
19.6%
30
17.5%
28
15.9%
26
14.6%
24

J
8
Suited
17.9%
45
16.0%
44
14.5%
44
13.2%
41

J
7
Suited
16.4%
57
14.6%
56
13.2%
58
12.0%
59

J
6
Suited
15.1%
76
13.4%
78
12.0%
78
11.0%
76

J
5
Suited
14.7%
82
13.1%
83
11.8%
82
10.8%
82

J
4
Suited
14.3%
87
12.8%
86
11.6%
85
10.6%
84

J
3
Suited
14.0%
95
12.5%
89
11.4%
87
10.4%
87

J
2
Suited
13.8%
100
12.3%
97
11.2%
92
10.3%
90

10
9
Suited
19.7%
28
17.7%
24
16.1%
23
14.8%
22

10
8
Suited
18.1%
42
16.2%
42
14.7%
39
13.6%
38

10
7
Suited
16.6%
55
14.8%
53
13.4%
52
12.3%
53

10
6
Suited
15.2%
75
13.5%
75
12.2%
74
11.2%
72

10
5
Suited
13.9%
96
12.4%
94
11.2%
91
10.3%
91

10
4
Suited
13.6%
102
12.1%
100
11.0%
96
10.0%
94

10
3
Suited
13.3%
104
11.9%
103
10.8%
101
9.9%
98

10
2
Suited
13.0%
109
11.6%
108
10.6%
105
9.7%
102

9
8
Suited
17.8%
46
16.0%
46
14.5%
41
13.4%
39

9
7
Suited
16.6%
54
14.9%
51
13.5%
51
12.5%
51

9
6
Suited
15.2%
73
13.6%
72
12.4%
70
11.4%
69

9
5
Suited
13.9%
97
12.4%
93
11.3%
89
10.3%
89

9
4
Suited
12.7%
113
11.4%
111
10.3%
110
9.4%
106

9
3
Suited
12.5%
117
11.1%
115
10.1%
114
9.3%
110

9
2
Suited
12.2%
122
10.9%
119
9.9%
115
9.1%
115

8
7
Suited
16.7%
51
15.0%
50
13.8%
49
12.8%
49

8
6
Suited
15.6%
68
14.0%
64
12.8%
62
11.9%
63

8
5
Suited
14.3%
89
12.9%
84
11.8%
83
10.9%
78

8
4
Suited
13.1%
107
11.7%
107
10.7%
103
9.8%
101

8
3
Suited
11.9%
126
10.7%
121
9.7%
120
8.9%
118

8
2
Suited
11.7%
130
10.5%
127
9.5%
123
8.8%
120

7
6
Suited
15.9%
66
14.4%
59
13.2%
56
12.3%
55

7
5
Suited
14.8%
78
13.4%
77
12.3%
72
11.5%
68

7
4
Suited
13.6%
103
12.3%
98
11.3%
90
10.4%
86

7
3
Suited
12.4%
119
11.1%
114
10.2%
113
9.4%
109

7
2
Suited
11.3%
135
10.1%
132
9.3%
125
8.5%
124

6
5
Suited
15.2%
74
13.8%
68
12.8%
63
11.9%
64

6
4
Suited
14.2%
91
12.9%
85
11.9%
81
11.1%
75

6
3
Suited
13.0%
110
11.8%
106
10.8%
100
10.1%
93

6
2
Suited
11.7%
128
10.7%
123
9.8%
118
9.0%
116

5
4
Suited
14.8%
79
13.5%
73
12.5%
69
11.6%
66

5
3
Suited
13.7%
101
12.6%
88
11.6%
84
10.9%
80

5
2
Suited
12.6%
115
11.5%
109
10.6%
106
9.9%
99

4
3
Suited
13.2%
106
12.1%
102
11.2%
94
10.4%
88

4
2
Suited
12.2%
121
11.2%
113
10.3%
109
9.6%
103

3
2
Suited
11.7%
129
10.7%
122
9.9%
116
9.2%
114

A
K
Unsuited
24.4%
10
21.6%
10
19.2%
10
17.2%
12

A
Q
Unsuited
22.4%
15
19.7%
17
17.5%
17
15.5%
18

A
J
Unsuited
20.9%
21
18.3%
21
16.1%
24
14.3%
28

A
10
Unsuited
19.7%
29
17.1%
32
15.1%
35
13.3%
40

A
9
Unsuited
17.1%
49
14.6%
55
12.7%
64
11.2%
73

A
8
Unsuited
16.1%
60
13.8%
70
12.0%
79
10.5%
85

A
7
Unsuited
15.3%
70
13.1%
82
11.3%
88
10.0%
95

A
6
Unsuited
14.6%
83
12.5%
90
10.9%
98
9.6%
105

A
5
Unsuited
15.2%
72
13.1%
81
11.5%
86
10.1%
92

A
4
Unsuited
14.8%
80
12.7%
87
11.2%
93
9.9%
97

A
3
Unsuited
14.3%
88
12.4%
95
10.8%
99
9.6%
104

A
2
Unsuited
13.8%
99
11.9%
104
10.4%
108
9.2%
113

K
Q
Unsuited
21.8%
19
19.1%
19
16.9%
19
15.1%
20

K
J
Unsuited
20.3%
24
17.7%
25
15.6%
30
13.9%
32

K
10
Unsuited
19.1%
33
16.7%
36
14.7%
40
13.1%
44

K
9
Unsuited
16.5%
56
14.1%
63
12.3%
73
10.8%
81

K
8
Unsuited
14.6%
85
12.4%
92
10.8%
102
9.4%
107

K
7
Unsuited
13.9%
98
11.8%
105
10.2%
111
8.9%
117

K
6
Unsuited
13.3%
105
11.3%
112
9.8%
119
8.5%
123

K
5
Unsuited
12.8%
112
10.9%
118
9.4%
124
8.2%
127

K
4
Unsuited
12.3%
120
10.5%
126
9.1%
130
8.0%
130

K
3
Unsuited
12.0%
125
10.2%
129
8.9%
132
7.8%
133

K
2
Unsuited
11.6%
131
9.9%
133
8.7%
135
7.7%
135

Q
J
Unsuited
19.8%
27
17.3%
31
15.3%
32
13.7%
34

Q
10
Unsuited
18.7%
36
16.3%
40
14.4%
45
12.9%
47

Q
9
Unsuited
16.0%
63
13.8%
69
12.1%
77
10.7%
83

Q
8
Unsuited
14.1%
92
12.1%
101
10.5%
107
9.2%
111

Q
7
Unsuited
12.5%
116
10.6%
124
9.2%
129
8.0%
131

Q
6
Unsuited
12.0%
124
10.1%
130
8.7%
133
7.6%
136

Q
5
Unsuited
11.5%
132
9.8%
136
8.4%
137
7.4%
138

Q
4
Unsuited
11.1%
137
9.4%
139
8.2%
140
7.1%
142

Q
3
Unsuited
10.8%
141
9.2%
141
7.9%
144
7.0%
144

Q
2
Unsuited
10.4%
144
8.9%
145
7.7%
145
6.8%
147

J
10
Unsuited
18.6%
40
16.3%
39
14.5%
42
13.1%
45

J
9
Unsuited
16.0%
65
13.9%
67
12.2%
75
10.9%
79

J
8
Unsuited
14.1%
94
12.1%
99
10.6%
104
9.4%
108

J
7
Unsuited
12.4%
118
10.6%
125
9.2%
126
8.1%
129

J
6
Unsuited
11.0%
140
9.3%
140
8.0%
143
7.0%
143

J
5
Unsuited
10.6%
142
8.9%
144
7.7%
146
6.8%
148

J
4
Unsuited
10.2%
146
8.6%
147
7.5%
149
6.5%
150

J
3
Unsuited
9.8%
150
8.4%
151
7.2%
152
6.4%
152

J
2
Unsuited
9.5%
152
8.1%
153
7.0%
154
6.2%
155

10
9
Unsuited
16.2%
59
14.2%
62
12.6%
67
11.3%
70

10
8
Unsuited
14.4%
86
12.5%
91
11.1%
95
9.9%
96

10
7
Unsuited
12.7%
114
11.0%
117
9.6%
121
8.6%
122

10
6
Unsuited
11.2%
136
9.6%
138
8.3%
138
7.4%
139

10
5
Unsuited
9.9%
149
8.4%
150
7.2%
151
6.4%
153

10
4
Unsuited
9.5%
153
8.1%
154
7.0%
155
6.1%
156

10
3
Unsuited
9.1%
155
7.8%
157
6.8%
158
6.0%
159

10
2
Unsuited
8.8%
158
7.6%
159
6.6%
160
5.8%
160

9
8
Unsuited
14.2%
90
12.3%
96
10.9%
97
9.8%
100

9
7
Unsuited
12.8%
111
11.1%
116
9.8%
117
8.8%
119

9
6
Unsuited
11.3%
134
9.8%
135
8.6%
136
7.7%
134

9
5
Unsuited
9.9%
147
8.5%
148
7.4%
150
6.6%
149

9
4
Unsuited
8.7%
159
7.3%
160
6.3%
162
5.6%
162

9
3
Unsuited
8.3%
162
7.1%
163
6.1%
164
5.4%
165

9
2
Unsuited
8.0%
164
6.8%
164
5.9%
166
5.2%
166

8
7
Unsuited
13.0%
108
11.4%
110
10.2%
112
9.2%
112

8
6
Unsuited
11.8%
127
10.3%
128
9.2%
127
8.3%
126

8
5
Unsuited
10.4%
143
9.0%
143
8.0%
141
7.2%
141

8
4
Unsuited
9.1%
156
7.8%
156
6.8%
157
6.1%
157

8
3
Unsuited
7.9%
165
6.7%
167
5.8%
167
5.1%
167

8
2
Unsuited
7.6%
168
6.4%
168
5.6%
168
5.0%
168

7
6
Unsuited
12.2%
123
10.7%
120
9.6%
122
8.8%
121

7
5
Unsuited
11.0%
138
9.7%
137
8.7%
134
7.9%
132

7
4
Unsuited
9.7%
151
8.5%
149
7.5%
147
6.8%
146

7
3
Unsuited
8.4%
161
7.2%
162
6.4%
161
5.7%
161

7
2
Unsuited
7.2%
169
6.2%
169
5.4%
169
4.8%
169

6
5
Unsuited
11.5%
133
10.1%
131
9.2%
128
8.4%
125

6
4
Unsuited
10.3%
145
9.1%
142
8.2%
139
7.5%
137

6
3
Unsuited
9.0%
157
7.9%
155
7.1%
153
6.5%
151

6
2
Unsuited
7.7%
166
6.7%
166
6.0%
165
5.4%
164

5
4
Unsuited
11.0%
139
9.8%
134
8.9%
131
8.2%
128

5
3
Unsuited
9.9%
148
8.8%
146
8.0%
142
7.3%
140

5
2
Unsuited
8.6%
160
7.6%
158
6.9%
156
6.3%
154

4
3
Unsuited
9.3%
154
8.3%
152
7.5%
148
6.9%
145

4
2
Unsuited
8.3%
163
7.3%
161
6.6%
159
6.0%
158

3
2
Unsuited
7.7%
167
6.8%
165
6.1%
163
5.6%
163

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