If you’re interested, Google for it…
Grinstead and Snell’s Introduction to Probability
…and scroll down to maybe the 3rd hit where you see the one in PDF format.
Click on it, download, Save As… to taste, then enjoy. It seems to be a full sized 518-page book, and it’s yours free.
I neglected to mention that the hardcover book gets good reviews at amazon. See them at:
Have you seen this list?
No! Holy mackerel!!
I hope everyone else checks out your input. That’s fantastic. Thanks very much.
What kind of calculator would I need to input probability fomulas, save and then use them for Texas Hold 'Em Poker, please?
And how much math would I need for such a venture? (I’d get the formulas themselves from poker books, I should think.)
You might like this site as well.
My ~£10 Casio scientific calculator can’t store formulae. I think you need to move up to a graphing calculator (I have a ~£25 Casio one) to do that.
For Hold 'Em, the book in the OP is probably overkill. You’ll really just need basic combinatorics, and maybe the hypergeometric distribution.