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In Texas Hold’Em, at the end of the hand the player has 7 cards available to...

In Texas Hold’Em, at the end of the hand the player has 7 cards available to use to get the best of the 5-card hands we calculated in class.

a. How many 7-card hands are possible?

b. What is the probability of having a royal flush be a part of your hand?

c. What is the probability of all 7 cards being the same suit?

d. What are the odds of having a four of a kind? How does this compare to having a four of a kind when we are only dealt 5 cards? /

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