How Often Do Hands Hit Flops In Poker? | SplitSuit

This video reviews the questions and answers to the 'More Hands vs More Flops" quiz (the average score is just 53%). These questions range from "how often does a small pair flop a set?" to "how often does QJo flop a straight draw?" Knowing these factoids can help you plan your hand preflop, especially when you can estimate the value of flop different hand strengths.

[dmed]

All these videos help make everyone a better poker player, and poker can finally be a game of luck.

[dannymilea]

Is this the BEST poker channel for actual learning poker or what???

[akfoxD]

In my experience, hands like J9o flop second pair approximately EVERY TIME, I never improve, and it's never good.

[TheGreatslyfer]

Holy shit, it's been years since I've watched your videos.

You're still going strong man, good stuff, you deserve the subs.

Very good look that each slide has, specifically the flop catch percentage.

[dannymilea]

BINGO - That's my question right there at 6:37 . This happens SO often in poker where you're constantly on a draw with NO made hand! How do you get "comfortable" with that? LOVE your vids - wish they had Flopzilla for Mac!

[ES-ivwb]

Great video!
I had a quick question..
On the second quiz question it asks 54 suited chances of flopping top pair or better. Flopzilla gives us a bunch of % answers for top pair, 2 pair, flush quads etc. But.. are these %s on the flop or on the river?

[tomtrader]

I always have that uneasy feeling when I raise with AK and get 3-4 callers in micro stakes that the set is out there, especially with continuation bet having A or K on the flop and small SPR. And knowing % doesn't make me feel better:) Great video as always!

[VillaG]

This is the best video ever made. I have played for 16 years straight. I have seen this video through 7 times.- I still don't KNOW these percentages by heart. And I am not stupid!!! :'D

[StoicTrader-]

Hey split, I struggle with math and the math aspect of poker. How do we use this information when playing these ranges exactly? Knowing the 89 suited or whatever it was flopping a straight draw 20 percent of the time, how do we use that information? Sorry for the stupid question.

[loganadolf]

Is there any reason why in this video, according to your computer, the AKo flops a gutshot 11.3% of the time but A2s flops a gutshot 11.2% of the time?

[callmedeno]

When we're talking about the chance of J9 flopping middle pair does that mean that either J or 9 hits and there is one overcard and one undercard on the flop?

[keslen]

The quiz, as linked, never offers an opportunity to directly and immediately compare my given answers with the correct answers. This is especially important because there's a big difference between being off by a little as opposed to off by a lot and the offered format only tells you that you're off.

[shankar]

As2s and AsKs both have the same percentage chance for a nut flush, it doesnt make sense to compare.

[martinquinn]

Great tool ! But when buying this tool, do you also explain how to to calculate ourselves to get the answer to one of these questions ? Beause if we dont understand the process, we learn just these stats by hearts....

[donmutanda]

Splitsuit could you please make a video about raising from the sb? I don't know what range and size to pick.

[JoãoRangelSilvaPsychology]

5:05 why the statistics says that have TT have 0% of being Midle Pair on the flop? Like flop can be A J 9 and the TT is middle pair, right?

[TourA]

I find this information especially useful when effective stack size is also taken into account. First you should understand your opponents potential range and if you are considering a high-risk/high-gain bet you should also make sure that Villain can pay you.

[coolmonkey]

how can i use flopzilla or alternatives on android phone 🙄

[stkfr]

these are importants stats that most poker players think they know but in fact..

[plxh]

I’m a little confused when it’s said to hit a “gutshot, set, top pair” ect x% of the time. X% of the time of what? Percentage of how many players are playing a hand to yours or every time you have a hand in general?