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THE TEXAS HOLD’EM

THE TEXAS HOLD’EM. The Texas Hold’em. Basic rules The game The hands Scientifically speaking Examples Analysis of two hands Some numbers. The Texas Hold’em. Basic rules The game  4 main parts Dealing the cards (two cards for each players) The Flop (3 cards on the community board)

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THE TEXAS HOLD’EM

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  1. THE TEXAS HOLD’EM

  2. The Texas Hold’em • Basic rules • The game • The hands • Scientifically speaking • Examples • Analysis of two hands • Some numbers

  3. The Texas Hold’em • Basic rules • The game  4 main parts • Dealing the cards (two cards for each players) • The Flop (3 cards on the community board) • The Turn (1 more card to the community) • The River (1 more card to the community)

  4. The Texas Hold’em • Basic rules • The hands • Upper card • Pair • Two pairs • Set (three of a kind) • Straight • Flush • Full house • Quad • Straight Flush

  5. The Texas Hold’em • Scientifically speaking • Interesting probabilities • Statistics • Psychological game • Stamina required

  6. The Texas Hold’em • Examples • Flush against Full House community 83% 100% 81% 62% 38% 19% 0% 17% Player 1 Player 2

  7. The Texas Hold’em • Examples • Video : • Mike Matusow against Scott Lazar at WSOP 2005 final table (first hand)

  8. The Texas Hold’em • Some numbers • Chances • 1,598,960 playable hands • 305,860 chances to make a pair • 59,456 for a set • 31,245 for a straight • 1,129 for a quad • 251 for a straight flush

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