AKo vs KQo: ace-king offsuit against king-queen offsuit
All in before the flop, ace-king offsuit wins 74.2%, king-queen offsuit wins 24.6%, and 1.2% of boards split the pot.
AKo wins 74.2%Split 1.2%KQo wins 24.6%
The same king, and the ace is the kicker: king-queen mostly needs one of the three queens left, and ace-king wins 74.2%.
Every board, counted
108ways to deal AKo against KQo
1,712,304boards for each of them
74.8%AKo’s share of the pot, a split counted as half
Nothing here is sampled: every five-card board was dealt for every way the two hands can be held, and each showdown scored with the hand ranking Quads teaches.
Suits move it a little. Ace-king offsuit’s share of the pot runs from 74.2%, with A♠ K♥ against K♦ Q♣, to 75.5%, with A♠ K♥ against K♠ Q♥.
The two hands
- AKo, ace-king offsuitNumber 12 of 169, and 65.3% of the pot against one random hand.
- KQo, king-queen offsuitNumber 23 of 169, and 61.5% of the pot against one random hand.
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