The tables with Roman Numerals are from the Mike Caro collection that was first published in Doyle Brunson's Super/System in 1977. In these tables, any entry with a solid black box after it means that the odds or statistics are for that hand OR BETTER. If an entry says, "full house ," that includes a full house, four of a kind, and a straight flush or royal flush.
Take a tour of the tables with Mike Caro.
Five-card draw (53 card deck).
note: Joker is used as an Ace or to complete a straight or flush.
Table I - The Probability Of Being Dealt Specific Hands Before The Draw
Table II - The Probability Of Being Dealt Specific Hands Or Better Before The Draw
Table III - Basic One-Card High Drawing Chances
Table IV - Drawing Two To Three-Of-A-Kind
Table V - Drawing Two To Three-Of-A-Kind
Table VI - Drawing Three To A Pair
Table VII - Drawing Three To A Pair
Table VIII - Draw Poker Comparison
Table IX - Draw Poker Comparison
Table X - Draw Poker Comparison
Table XI - Draw Poker Comparison
Five-card draw (standard 52-card deck).
Table XII - The Probability Of Being Dealt Specific Hands Before The Draw
Table XIII - The Probability Of Being Dealt Specific Hands Or Better Before The Draw
Table XIV - Basic One-Card High Drawing Chances
Table XV - Drawing Two To Three-Of-A-Kind
Table XVI - Drawing Three To A Pair
Table XVII - Drawing Three To A Pair
Hold 'em.
Table XVIII - The Probability Of Being Dealt Specific Hold 'Em Hands Before The Flop
Table XIX - Flops For Selected Hold 'Em Hands
Table XX - Flops For Selected Hold 'Em Hands
Table XXI - Flops For Selected Hold 'Em Hands
Table XXII - Hold 'Em - From Flop To Finish
Table XXIII - Hold 'Em - From Flop To Finish
Table XXIV - Hold 'Em - Absence Of Aces Before Flop, By Number Of Players
Table XXV - Hold 'Em - Basic Data
Table XXVI - Hold 'Em - Long Shots
Seven-card Stud.
Table XXVII - The Probability Of Being Dealt Seven-Stud Starting Hands
Table XXVIII - Chance Of Improvement For Various Seven-Stud Hands Long Range
Table XXIX - Chance Of Improvement For Various Seven-Stud Hands Middle Range
Table XXX - Chance Of Improvement For Various Seven-Stud Hands Short Range
Lowball -- five-card ace-to-five (53-card deck).
note: Joker is used as the lowest rank that isn't already present.
Table XXXI - The Probability Of Being Dealt Specific Hands Ace-To-Five Low Hands Before The Draw
Table XXXII - The Probability Of Being Dealt Specific Ace-To-Five Low Hands Or Better Before The Draw
Table XXXIII - Basic One-Card High Drawing Chances For Ace-To-Five Low
Table XXXIV - Basic Two-Card High Drawing Chances For Ace-To-Five Low
Lowball -- five-card ace-to-five (standard 52-card deck).
Table XXXV - The Probability Of Being Dealt Specific Ace-To-Five Low Hands Before The Draw
Table XXXVI - The Probability Of Being Dealt Specific Ace-To-Five Low Hands Or Better Before The Draw
Table XXXVII - Basic One-Card Drawing Chances Ace-To-Five Low
Table XXXVIII - Basic Two-Card Drawing Chances For Ace-To-Five Low
Lowball -- five-card deuce-to-seven (Kansas City).
Table XXXIX - The Probability Of Being Dealt Specific Deuce-To-Seven Low Hands
Table XL - The Probability Of Being Dealt Specific Deuce-To-Seven Low Hands Or Better
Table XLI - Basic One-Card Drawing Chances For Deuce-To-Seven Low
Table XLII - Basic Two-Card Drawing Chances For Deuce-To-Seven Low
Lowball -- ace-to-five/deuce-to-seven comparisons.
Table XLIII - Ace-to-Five - Deuce-to-Seven Comparison Chart
Table XLIV - Ace-To-Five (with Joker) - Deuce-To-Seven (without Joker) Approximate* Frequency Of Distribution Comparison
Razz -- seven-card stud lowball.
Table XLV - The Probability Of Being Dealt Specific Seven-Card Low (Razz) Starting Cards
Table XLVI - Chance Of Improvement For Various Seven-Card Low (Razz) Hands
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