1. I was having a debate with a few friends; the question is, if you select 3 cards, lets say for instance the 2 7 and Jack, what is the chance one of the 3 will be on the flop? My assumption was it would be 9/13 times, since its 3/13 + 3/13+ 3/13, thus making it that, but does seem a bit high; Anyone know for certain, I know awfully easy question, but figured why not ask to make sure. Thank you in advance
  2. 9 cards that pair.

    49 cards left that we dont know.

    9/49+9/48+9/47

    Subtract one for each known card on flop that doesnt pair obv.

    About 54%
  3. wait, how is it 9 cards that pair? u just randomly deal a flop is what I am referring to, you do not have a 2 7 or J in your hand, but merely are betting whether any of the 3 will show, thus isnt it 12 cards, since 4 of each, and thus make it 12/52+12/51+12/50?
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  4. yes there are 12 2's, 7's, and J's combined. You have 3 of them in your hand though. So there are only 9 left in the deck out of the 49 remaining cards.
     
  5. Hmm, you don't have any in your hand, im saying you shuffle a deck, and then just deal the flop, so basically all the cards are fair game.
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  6. depends who is cutting the deck.
     
  7. on FTP or stars?
  8. this ^^^