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Counting poker hands · Part 3 of 3
A five-card hand is dealt from a standard 52-card deck. Order within the hand does not matter.
What is the probability of being dealt exactly one pair, closest to?
- A0.42
- B0.040, the chance that one given rank appears exactly twice
- C0.49, which includes two pair and trips in the count
- D0.17
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