Poker Drill Master: Calculator Mode Demo (page 2)

When you click on the 'Evaluate' button, Poker Drill Master executes a high-speed simulation for a seconds and returns the results. You may be surprised to see that you only have about 1.5% of winning the game played to completion (and the 4 opponents have about 25% chance of winning)... the pair of eights is not as strong as they look!

To understand this, click on 'Browse results' to open the detailed report, and scroll down to the hand type summary: Hand type occurrences summary:

Hand #	Hand cards	No pair	Pair	2 pair	3/kind	Straight	Flush	Full house	4/kind	Straight flush
1	8h 8d	0.00%	63.62%	23.91%	4.75%	7.72%	0.00%	0.00%	0.00%	0.00%
2	Strong	10.23%	38.97%	22.41%	5.19%	8.30%	12.04%	1.69%	0.09%	1.09%
3	Strong	10.92%	40.08%	21.91%	5.03%	8.37%	10.88%	1.53%	0.08%	1.20%
4	Strong	10.38%	39.21%	21.62%	5.49%	8.53%	11.72%	1.68%	0.09%	1.27%
5	Strong	11.48%	39.53%	21.62%	5.23%	7.49%	11.55%	1.63%	0.09%	1.39%

- This table shows the % of occurrence for different types of final hands by player.
- Random hand data is aggregated across all random hands.

We can see that there is over 10% chance that the unknown hands can get a flush, while you can't get one. This (and other negatives) definitely slants the game against us, as the data shows.

Suppose we change the nine of spades in the board to a nine of clubs, and we play heads up against one opponent only (whom we assume has a random hand)? Does this improve our chances?

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