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muppetking1
Joined: 28.05.2011

i got kk 3 hands in a row could any 1 tell me odds on that on pokerstars i was in a 9 seater


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Around 50%


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0.00000000000000000009635501% you're welcome


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Alficor1
Joined: 16.06.2010

Originally posted by pavels4444
0.00000000000000000009635501% you're welcome

These are odds for live poker, the guy is asking for the odds for Pokerstars - and thats 50%.


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NatRPheM
Joined: 05.10.2008

The only 50% chance`s here is that you are ignorant, or the other 50% chance is that you are trolling.


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Well, there are two options. Either you get KK dealt 3 hands in a row, or you don't. Ergo, the odds are 50/50.


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Zheelvern
Joined: 29.10.2007

Originally posted by bjela
Well, there are two options. Either you get KK dealt 3 hands in a row, or you don't. Ergo, the odds are 50/50.

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dragan2171
Joined: 03.03.2011

Who is Ergo ?


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NatRPheM
Joined: 05.10.2008

Probably an imaginary friend, seen quite a few people talking to him for no reason.


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Mark1790
Joined: 14.09.2010

Fantastic thread I now know, that everything according to the new law of Ergo
is 50/50.
Its brilliant for those hard to make pot odds type decisions, whether to even think about implied odds. No all that is history think Ergo.
As the Meerkats would say simples thinks Ergo.
We could carry on even further for the advanced study of Ergonamics (the other spelling taken!) and study Ergo's theory of relativity.
This is the study of what are the chances of any hereditory ties between two people, if
you can't be bothered with all the study go to the shortcut in earlier teachings.
Simples they either are or their not 50/50.

Bye for now the medication is starting to kick in!!


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nathanrenard
Joined: 10.02.2009

Do the math: Poker probability (Texas hold em)


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Krishjanis
Joined: 04.01.2010

ok so you will get dealt KK in 1 of 225 hands. To get it three times I think it should be 225x225x225=11390625 to 1 so in % it is 0,000008779149519890261%
So is my math correct or I'm retarded?


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Mark1790
Joined: 14.09.2010

Simples 50/50 on maths correct.
Retarded your not, end of chat.
But by my reckoning
Number of possible poker starting hands:
(52*51)/2 = 1326

Combinations of Kings: 6

Odds of being dealt Kings:
6/1326 = 1/221
Therefore 221x221x221 = 10793861 to 1
so in percent 0.000009264525455719691
Its so close it really does not matter.


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PocketAcesJohn
Joined: 19.06.2008

Originally posted by dragan2171
Who is Ergo ?

EarYoGoNo?


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thazar
Joined: 14.09.2009

As explained before you have 1 / (221 ^ 3) chances to get dealt KK 3 times in a row.

But once you get dealt KK, you have 1/221 only to get dealt KK in the next hand and 1 / (221 ^ 2) to get deal KK twice more.

If you are luck enough to get KK the second hand, you then have only 1 / 221 to have it dealt to you a third time in a row (not that bad really? ).

But even when you are dealt KK 3 times in a row, the chance is only 1 / 221 to get it dealt a forth time and so on


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well in the same day i was deal KK 6 times, all in preflop n all lose to lower hand or crap hand,

What is the odd of getting KK lose 6times in a row all in preflop?


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dragan2171
Joined: 03.03.2011

obviously, 100 % in your case.


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Tarhonya
Joined: 18.07.2010

Somewhat similar:
AK AK AK A8 A8 at once out of 9 tables:

Spoiler


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sufix645
Joined: 20.09.2009

Originally posted by Tarhonya
Somewhat similar:
AK AK AK A8 A8 at once out of 9 tables:

Spoiler

Ohh damn you.. I want FTP back :(


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scscpoker
Joined: 29.06.2010

Also, dont forget that you can get dealt AA 3 times, QQ 3 times, JJ 3 times... and you would probably ask same question; I dont think that KK are that unique for you that other hands wouldnt matter.
Also, AK for example has more combinations than AA or KK, so if your question is "Getting dealt same hand 3 times in a row", its definitely bigger chance.


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