♣♠♦ Three Card Poker - Probability Calculations ♦♠♣

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3 Card Poker

Chance of no qualify for dealer (queen or higher it is to auto-qualify (automaticaly qualify) )

      chance of no queen or higher for 1 card pull/show: (13-3)/13 = 9/13 = 0.69231 = 69.231%

      chance of no queen in "second" card pull/show: 0.69231 X 0.69231 = 0.47929

             le chance of no queen or higher in third and final card, which is, is:  0.47929 X 0.69231 = 0.33182, which is equal to 33.182%

33.18% = chance for no queen in all hand
66.82% = chance for queen or higher in all hand

33.18% chance dealer qualifies in void in certain
66.82% chance dealer definately qualifies to play


-  an Ace in 3 card poker on the player's side or of any should be considered big hand
-  large hand doesn't symbolize/tell/indicate should play as dealer's low cards but in pair or flush formation can really ruin the overall pleasure, composure especially.  The underlying effects brought on makes this thing extra in-mane
-  flush and straight occurs usually when smaller cards are in hand, good to be aware thy of
-  the 33.18% chance for dealer to not qualify should tell something about how when player's hand correspond to low aussi, there does exist chance dealer not have great cards either (and in fact, this gives a great opportunity for ultra pathetic hand to overcome otherwise traverse, beating dealer's for theirs does not qualify)  (this is a le hidden golden snitch, yes)
-  going in with just a Queen-high may not be wise, for single card high King from dealer can beat it, even with later cards being much stronger.  This usually brings pretty poor experience and that's where the nightmare rampages up - since this hand that was suppose to be win was set to be lost, and the player did lose a lot since betted up, now next rounds that will be (usually are) dealer's wins would act as extension/amplifier for this loss streak  (aye, this is how most 3-card poker loss streaks, very bad rounds for the player begins like / starts in)



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