I became interested in a matchup between A2 and A3 (all different suits).
The a [ecited by thazar] Poker hand calculator gave A3 a 27.99% and A2 a 22.13% chance of winning, with a 49.88% chance for a tie. Now, how is that possible? What advantage does A3 hold against A2 to be roughly 6% ahead of it?
it's pretty thin but A3 has one blocker for 3456 while A2 doesn't block 4567. I don't get it either tbh 
Hi Styr
I removed the link since we provide a equity calculator:
http://www.pokerstrategy.com/software/6/
here is the result with it:
http://www.PokerStrategy.com
Operation completed... 328,762,368 games processed in 0 seconds.
Board:
Dead:
Equity Win Tie Loss Hand
Player 1: 47.039 % 22.607 % 48.864 % 28.530 % A2s, A2o
Player 2: 52.961 % 28.530 % 48.864 % 22.607 % A3s, A3o
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Originally posted by Styr
I became interested in a matchup between A2 and A3 (all different suits).The a [ecited by thazar] Poker hand calculator gave A3 a 27.99% and A2 a 22.13% chance of winning, with a 49.88% chance for a tie. Now, how is that possible? What advantage does A3 hold against A2 to be roughly 6% ahead of it?
Because if 2 and 3 comes, then A3 wins, Or if 22 and 33 comes, A3 wins. Simple as that.
Originally posted by Saruniks
Originally posted by Styr
I became interested in a matchup between A2 and A3 (all different suits).The a [ecited by thazar] Poker hand calculator gave A3 a 27.99% and A2 a 22.13% chance of winning, with a 49.88% chance for a tie. Now, how is that possible? What advantage does A3 hold against A2 to be roughly 6% ahead of it?
Because if 2 and 3 comes, then A3 wins, Or if 22 and 33 comes, A3 wins. Simple as that.
Or if 222 and 333 come.... oh wait
