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If you flop a straight, and it's the nuts, what % of the time do you have the best possible hand on the river?

For instance

- The board pairs a little over 1/3 of the time

- If the flop is rainbow a flush comes in about 4% I think?

- Front door flush is about 36%

- Higher straights are much more difficult. I think they are about 1/3, but Broadway straights are immune to this. 56 on a 478 flop is much more vulnerable than a 234 flop

In aggregate I think I've come close to the an answer (about 25%) by just putting in hands against straights multi-way, but does anyone have a way to get to a more precise answer?

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u/Scheswalla — 5 days ago
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Is there any way to know if I'm buying someone else's problem?

Considering buying a used GT, is there any way to know if I'm buying someone's bad luck with respect to software and common nagging issues like lock/unlock? Also are some of these problems solved or at least less likely with the CCCv2 update?

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u/Scheswalla — 1 month ago

I've beaten the game several times, and I'm stuck.

I think I'm on my 3rd or 4th cycle, but haven't played the game in over a year. I can't remember what I'm supposed to do next. I've got Scarlet Witch and Hulk on the team, so I know I'm really late into the game, but I can't remember if there was some conversation/prompt I needed to do in order to continue.

Did this game have a post game limbo where you beat the game and there's nothing else to do but level things and do a New Game+?

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u/Scheswalla — 2 months ago