Poker as it Relates to Probability and/or Statistics

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Jason

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Who has studied probability and/or statistics? Have you been able to relate it to playing poker? Myself, I am certified to tutor many math subjects, but unfortunately, I haven't gotten a probability or a statistics certificate yet. It's something I would want in the near future.
 
I've studied probability while playing poker—it helps with odds calculation and decision-making. Getting certified sounds like a great goal!
 
No matter the probability regarding other things, a large bankroll is probably the most important thing. Who else would agree? Why might it be more important?
 
I have learnt to calculate pot odds, so that I can use better judgment at the table. I have also used statistical analysis in reviewing my game and finding places to be better.
 
Am a average mathematics student and know probability fairly well. Probability will give a player a better judgment but that does not mean that the player will be more successful than others. Probability is all about chance and chance is a direct result of luck.
 
Probability and statistics is part of poker, based on my understanding. Knowing the odds or the probability of your opponent having a certain hand can give you an edge in the game for real. So, the more knowledge you have in probability, the better your decisions will become.
 

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