odds against more than one player

[setarcos]

Does someone know how to calculate the probability of winning of a given hand against two or more players? (For instance, how can you calculate your probability of winning when you hold AK against two players, one holding AQ and the other one holding TT?) Is it just a matter of multiplying the probabilities or you have to do something more complex?
Thanks!

[NobleTruths]

Well, yes....you do add and/or multiply the various parameters, but it does get a bit more complex. You also have to factor in hitting 4 to a flush, split pots when the board is the best, etc, etc. Best thing is to get an odds calculator. Knowing the basic odds is critical if you are serious about your play, but exact odds require a calculator.

[MitchellC]

It is complicated but you may want to try a few situations ahead of time, so you have a good idea of the odds. You will find that there are general trends when you do the scenarios.

Try the propokertools.com site, they have hand simulation tools which are quite good.

[KeepBlinkin]

i try propoker tool and i think its a good tool to know the odds.

[mundybags1]

well you could also read some books. There are many that have odds in them with all situations. if you don't want to read then you could go to many of the websites that have odds calculators on there. i like to use these, they work well.