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DaveC426913
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What is the probability that, in a single euchre deal, all four players will be dealt perfect potential lay-down hands (5 highest trump cards), each player in a different suit?
DaveC426913 said:What is the probability that, in a single euchre deal, all four players will be dealt perfect potential lay-down hands (5 highest trump cards), each player in a different suit?
BobG said:Wouldn't it be zero since it's impossible for two players to get both the right and left bower of the same color?
The probability of all players having 5 trump cards in a perfect euchre deal is approximately 1 in 3,392,806. This means that in a game with 4 players, the chances of all players receiving 5 trump cards each is very low.
The probability of a perfect euchre deal is calculated using the formula P = (24/24)(23/23)(22/22)(21/21)(20/20), where P represents the probability and the numbers represent the remaining cards in the deck after each player has been dealt their 5 cards. This can be simplified to P = 1.
The likelihood of all players having 5 trump cards in other card games will depend on the specific rules and number of players involved. In games with a larger deck of cards and more players, the probability will decrease.
The main factor that influences the probability of a perfect euchre deal is the number of players. The more players there are, the lower the chances of all players receiving 5 trump cards. Additionally, the number of cards in the deck and the specific rules of the game can also affect the probability.
The probability of a perfect euchre deal cannot be increased, as it is purely based on chance and the number of players. However, players can increase their chances of winning by strategizing and playing their hand strategically, regardless of the cards they are dealt.