Pre & post-flop odds

[pedigreechump6]

In fact, here is the quote from the program itself:

"Finally, decide what stage of the hand you want the odds to reflect. The default is "Showdown," meaning that the statistics generated are the probability that a given event will happen at or before the showdown. If you choose an earlier stage in the hand, such as the Turn or the Flop, then the simulation will NOT deal out community cards past the specified stage, and the generated statisitics represent the probability that a given event will happen AT OR BEFORE the specified stage. If you've put more cards on the table than allowed at the stage you've chosen, PokerOdds will generate statistics for the LATER stage. At the bottom of the results chart, a warning will be displayed."

I am now more convinced than ever that slapdash is correct and that the odds, on average, do not change from round to round.

[Masterplan]

if that wasnt the question you were asking ... then surely we're back to the silly question again, given 3 cards have come and 2 are yet to come is the same as given 5 cards have come and none are yet to come, or that 4 cards have come and 1 is yet to come, or that none have come and 5 have yet to come, theyre all going to be a single random arbitrary card, doesnt matter which stage you pick, the odds will be identical

[Gizdalord]

Um could you send me your poker calculator somehow? :P