Adams Hand

Adams Hand is a concept from game theory used to analyze situations where two players make strategic decisions, such as in poker. It involves evaluating the strength of a player's current hand combined with potential future draws, considering what the opponent might hold. Essentially, it helps predict the likelihood that your hand will improve or hold up against others' hands as more cards are revealed. This assessment guides strategic choices like betting or folding, aiming to maximize expected outcomes based on current information and possible future developments.