In the version of fish program I emailed in:

1.  I would like advice on how to only display reference to hands that
are higher than my hand.

As an example, I use -d as -d ac to indicate I have two aces as hold
cards.

Because of this my program should only display:
P(TwoPair |3) : 25%
P(Trips   |3) : 4.5%
P(Straight|3) : 14%

Because I have the highest possible pair of aces and the only things
that can win agains me is TwoPair, Trips and a Stright.

Doing this isn't too hard, but what would I do if my hold cards were Tc
9h, thereby giving me a pair of tens and pair of nines?

Now my hand is kind of in the middle of the range for two pairs.

Alternately, what would I do if my hold cards and board cards gave me
trip 7s.  Now I am mid-range of the trips.

basically what I am looking is suggestions for how to obtain the
categorized percentages of hands that will win against my hold cards
plus board cards.

Another wrinkle:

If you do not have any board cards, how would you adjust?

I was thinking that you would average your best possible hand with your
worst possible hand.  You would use this average adjust the display of
categorized percentages.

Getting rid of the 0% displays is simple, as you just don't display
anything that has a 0%.

more to follow:

On Sun, 2010-04-04 at 23:49 -0500, Elmer Fittery wrote:
> Like fish, but different.
> 
> fish -o 3 -n 7 -d as -d ac 2d 4c 8s 9d th
> 
> Means, do the calculations based on 3 opponents ( the -o option)
> in a 7 card game ( I am doing texas holdem )
> with the ace of spades and ace of clubs as my hold cards.
> with 2d 4c 8s 9d th on the board
> 
> This results in:
> 
> 990 boards containing 8s 4c 9d 2d Th  with As Ac removed 
> P(NoPair  |3) : 72%
> P(OnePair |3) : 87%
> P(TwoPair |3) : 25%
> P(Trips   |3) : 4.5%
> P(Straight|3) : 14%
> P(Flush   |3) : 0%
> P(FlHouse |3) : 0%
> P(Quads   |3) : 0%
> P(StFlush |3) : 0%
> 
> the probability that one of the your three opponents has
>  
> NoPair is 72%
> One pair is 87%
> TwoPair  is 25%
> Trips    is 4.5%
> Straight is 14%
> Flush    is 0%
> FlHouse  is 0%
> Quads    is 0%
> StFlush  is 0%
> 
> Attached to this email is the c code and the Makefile.
> 
> I had to modify the fish portion of the Makefile to use -lm or the math
> library because I use the math function pow.
> 
> I would like to ask a few questions about enhancements to the program,
> but that will be done in another email.



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