Here are (correct?) preflop odds according to number of players: http://www.natesholdem.com/pre-flop-odds.php http://www.natesholdem.com/pre-flop-odds.php And

Here are (correct?) preflop odds according to number of players: http://www.natesholdem.com/pre-flop-odds.php http://www.natesholdem.com/pre-flop-odds.php And then, what's interesting is that with 2 players ak win at 67% and jj win at 77.5% (ak < jj) But at 10 players, ak wins at 20% and jj wins at 19.3% (ak > jj) Illustrating the number of players changes the hand strength