TT vs AK: what are the odds?
Pocket tens beat ace-king about 56% of the time all-in preflop, the best edge any pair gets in this race.
TT
AK
By suits
Tens quietly edge out queens and jacks in the same spot. All three pairs hold two of the cards ace-king needs for Broadway, but tens make straights of their own more often than the bigger pairs do. The gap over queens is only about a tenth of a point, an edge that is there on every shove but far too small to show up in your results. Everything else about the race is standard: six overcard outs twice for the ace-king, the pair ahead on every blank runout, and a result that feels random while favoring the tens every single time.
Quick tip: Middle pairs race better than they feel. The hands to fear preflop are bigger pairs, not big cards.
All numbers are all-in preflop equity vs one opponent, computed by the Poker Shark equity engine from the full 169 by 169 hand matrix, weighted across suited and offsuit combos.
Common questions
TT vs AK: what are the odds? +
Pocket tens beat ace-king about 56% of the time all-in preflop, the best edge any pair gets in this race. Exactly measured, TT has 56.2% equity against AK all-in preflop, computed with the Poker Shark equity engine. Broken out by suits: TT wins 54.1% against AKs, TT wins 56.9% against AKo.
What are the odds in TT vs AK? +
TT is roughly a 1.3-to-1 favorite over AK preflop, winning 56.2% of the time to 43.8%.
Do the suits change TT vs AK? +
Only a little. Across the suited and offsuit combinations, TT equity ranges from 54.1% to 56.9% against AK.
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