If you mean, on a specific RANDOM hand, there is, depending on the precise rules, approx. a 43% chance of winning the hand, a 9% chance of a tie, and and a 48% chance of losing the hand.
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You have a 50% chance of getting the right answer and a 50% of getting the wrong answer. You best bet is to eliminate your three worse/wrong answers and that leaves you with two that are more or less correct . I have taken tests where points are taken away for guessing. Each right answer was one point and for every wrong two points were taken off. This was a national standardized test. In all the testing I have taken I have no way to beat the system set up by testing. I have taken the LSAT, GRE, SAT, ACT, National Teachers Exam, and several others. Nothing beats getting the test prep book and learning the tricks for that particular test.
In my family,my dad,myself and my brother all share the same birthday.(9/11/24; 9/11/52; and 9/11/53). Also,my niece was born on 9/11/85.Three generations! Can anyone beat that?
I have purchased several products for options strategy analysis. But as far as online version is concerned, none of them can beat the The Options Lab, available at http://www.TheOptionsLab.com. It is very intuitive and easy to use. One of articles from Barron's also mentioned it.
Term life insurance has gone up between 5 to 15 percent during the past five to ten years,a twenty year term has also risen. I wold buy now in order to beat rising cost.
This depends on the usage of the word. Usually, it refers to either one of two things. 1) taking a short segment of a sound or song such as a single drum beat or a short piano riff and saving it as a new audio file. This is usually used in "mashups" and sound collages or as triggers in live performances. 2) the frequency at which data is taken to describe a sound wave. You can think of this as plotting X and Y coordinates on a graph to describe a sound wave which a computer can translate into speaker movement and finally sound. The higher the sample rate, the higher quality the audio.