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[QUOTE="Bill_Hollorian, post: 337311, member: 5756"]
In order to answer how a hand holds up against 1, 2 or many opponents, you must first answer flopcombinations. Here goes,

Determine total possible flop combinations: 3 cards on the flop, 50 unseen cards
Math 50*49*48/3*2*1= 117600/6= 19600 total possible flops.
to next calcualte turn and river there is now 2 cards (1 turn, 1 river)and 47 unssen cards. 
Math 47*46/2*1= 1081 total turn river combinations.
But holdem is a best of 7 game. Making it even more complex. But we won't go into that right now.
Now using outs and douts you determine how many of the above flop combinations are favorable to you. 
Next, put a ratio of favorable/unfavorable flop, turn and river combinations together.

This math just gets stupid from here.

You now compare your starting holding against all of the outs of all starting values. Excluding those that your outs, divide by the number of opponents and that will give you a decent idea of where you stand.

I will try to expand on that last paragraph later I gotta go eat.

Bill
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