You are dealt kings and your opponent has aces (heads-up) If you have kings preflop an opponent has aces (full-ring) If you have kings preflop your opponent has aces (heads-up) If you have aces preflop an opponent has aces as well (full-ring) If you have aces preflop your opponent has aces as well (heads-up) Probabilities of running into better hands preflop Scenario The following table shows the probabilities and odds of getting dealt specific hole cards: If you group these identical hands together, you get 169 different starting hand groups – 13 pairs, 78 suited combinations, and 78 off-suit combinations. A ♥ K ♣ is exactly the same hand as A ♦ K ♠ before the flop. However, many of them are practically identical, e.g. There are a total of exactly 1,326 different starting hand combinations in Texas Hold’em poker.
If you’re missing a probability, just leave a comment below! Preflop Poker Odds Probability of being dealt a certain starting hand This collection of Texas Hold’em odds also contains the probabilities for several long-shot scenarios like set over set, flush over flush and other rather unlikely scenarios. How often do you get aces, how often do you hit a set, how many different flops are there and how often do you flop a gutshot? Answers to these and similar questions about Texas Holdem poker probabilities and odds can be found here.
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