Preflop equity
22 vs 72o
All in before the flop, 22 (pocket deuces) wins 67.6% of the pot against 72o (seven-deuce offsuit), which takes the other 32.4%. A clear favourite, but far from a lock: 72o gets there roughly one time in 3.
Equity counts ties as half. Figures are from 200,000 simulated deals per matchup, accurate to about a tenth of a percent, with card removal applied; the calculator below enumerates every runout exactly for specific suits.
Run it with a board
Preflop equity is only the starting point. The same matchup on a flop swings from near-lock to near-dead depending on which cards land. Open this pair in the calculator, pick suits, and add a flop, turn or river to see the number move.
22 against other hands
Read more
- How to play 22 preflop · opening frequency by seat and short-stack jams
- How to play 72o preflop
- Multiway equity for all 169 hands · how each hand decays from two to six players
- All hand-vs-hand matchups
Knowing the equity is half of it
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