Almost exactly, but not quite. Difference is a pair of twos is already the winning hand. The AK HAS to have one of the other aces or kings drop, or get a straight or a flush. Twos will win without any help.
Odds of deuces winning on an all in pre-flop are 52% to 48% against a big slick, but that’s exactly the type of odds that make sure casinos always make money gambling. “Not quite a coin flip”
Almost exactly, but not quite. Difference is a pair of twos is already the winning hand. The AK HAS to have one of the other aces or kings drop, or get a straight or a flush. Twos will win without any help.
Odds of deuces winning on an all in pre-flop are 52% to 48% against a big slick, but that’s exactly the type of odds that make sure casinos always make money gambling. “Not quite a coin flip”
The flush potential puts it over the edge. Just use a calculator yourself. It’s 49.77% (in favor of AK) vs 49.60%.
Funny enough, if one of the pocket pair of 2s is the same suite as the suited AK, odds once again marginally tip over to the 2s side