Iv been playing this on UB b/c soo much action and would like to know the mathematics of the game. ONly A-T is dealt. Odds of getting pp pf is 3.15% i believe, and non pp is 8.5%. I beleiev the average finished board= AKQJT.
MY strategy has been playing AA KK and AK from any position for cheap price (1-3bets) only AA i play for any price. I dont raise with any hands pf. If i flop a strait i muck to a bet.

Basically im only aiming for the almost nut boats.

Some examples:

dealt AA limp, 5 limps. When the A hits i know i will have the nuts most of time (only royal flush and 4kind will beat it, runner runner for strait ties).

with KK same situation as above when K hits, only i must look out for the board showing two A. im not concerned about others being dealt AA.

Now when i hit strait on flop:
AK, 4 limps...
Flop QJT
vary bad flop: next two cards will probably pair the board. meaning someon will draw to a FH. (this is limit so i cant bet pot..) Only an AK turn and river will split the pot for me.

Now that u ppl understand, i ask that someon work some math problems out for my non- made hands.

1. in long run, is playing AK,AQ more efficiant than QQ, JJ and TT? Ill be hitting way more houses with JJ, TT, but they will be the crapier kind, occasionlly ill hit 4kind.

2. my odds of hitting 1 of 2 aces (me holding AA) for each street, when board is KJJ or QQT (basically board where A will give me nuts disscounting quads as nuts)

3. AK in poket flop AKT. I got 4 outs for nuts again. odds for each street.

ok i know the last two are easy, but i just dont want to think. Also any other math related stats u have pleez share. Im playing strictly math in Royal Holdem, absolutely no bluffing involved.

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