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How much equity does a hand lose as more players see the flop?

Ace-king offsuit has 65.5% against one random hand and only 19.2% against eight. Every hand loses equity multi-way, but big unpaired cards lose the most and pairs and suited connectors the least.

Probability
65.46%
about 1 time in 1.5
fair share of the pot
50.00%
Simulated. 500,000 random deals per hand, seed 20260901; standard error about ±0.07%.

Read the table by rows. Aces fall from 85% to 35% — but their fair share falls from 50% to 11%, so their edge stays large. Ace-king offsuit falls from 65% to 19%, while a hand like jack-ten suited goes from 58% to 18%: by eight opponents the suited connector has almost caught the premium unpaired hand, because it makes the straights and flushes that win big pots.

Seven-deuce offsuit bottoms the table everywhere, and pocket deuces are a coin flip heads-up but only 12% against eight: a small pair without a set is nothing multi-way.

Equity against N random hands, from the same simulated table.
Handvs 1vs 2vs 3vs 5vs 8
AA85.3%73.4%63.9%49.1%34.6%
KK82.3%68.9%58.3%43.0%29.2%
QQ80.0%64.8%53.5%37.8%24.8%
AKs67.0%50.7%41.6%31.0%22.7%
AKo65.5%48.2%38.5%27.7%19.2%
JTs57.6%42.0%33.9%24.7%18.0%
7766.2%46.4%34.2%21.8%14.8%
2250.3%30.6%21.9%15.5%12.4%
72o34.6%20.5%14.3%8.6%5.3%
  1. AKo vs 1 random hand65.46%
  2. AKo vs 2 random hands48.22%
  3. AKo vs 3 random hands38.53%
  4. AKo vs 5 random hands27.68%
  5. AKo vs 8 random hands19.17%
  6. Fair share with 1 opponent50.00%1 / 2
  7. Edge over fair share15.46%65.46% − 50.00%

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Click any hand. Suited above the diagonal, offsuit below, pairs on it.

Shading: brighter green is higher equity. Monte Carlo simulation, seeded xoshiro128**, 500,000 trials per hand, seed 20260901.

Suited

Jack-Ten suited

Combinations
4
of 1326
Dealt
0.30%
about 1 time in 332
Odds against
330.5 : 1

Equity against random hands

57.6%
vs 1
42.0%
vs 2
33.9%
vs 3
24.7%
vs 5
18.0%
vs 8

Multi-way, a hand’s share of the pot falls even when it is the favourite: a fair share against 8 opponents is 11.1%.

Head-to-head, exact

Every one of the 1,712,304 possible boards, enumerated for each matchup.

  • vs Pocket aces
  • vs Pocket queens
  • vs Ace-king offsuit
  • vs Pocket sevens

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