Well at the same 6 max.(all 6 players got cards those games) table in exactly 6 hands i lost two times AA vs KK. Also first card on flop both cases was the one and only K ♦ For me this is to much calculation but i would say must be at least 1against100million right?
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Ha very funny i know losing two times in row with AA vs KK is already 0,2*0,2 which is 4%. But also what are odds it happens in matter of 6 hands on same table?
Odds of AA v KK on 6max table: about 1 out of 2200
Odds of you having AA both times: 1 out of 36
Odds of KK winning both times: 0.18 * 0.18
In the span of 6 hands : 15 combos
All that together comes out roughly as 1 out of 358 million (if I'm not wrong -.-)
But you just have to take those AA v KK as flips and move on.
Originally posted by Putka66
Ha very funny i know losing two times in row with AA vs KK is already 0,2*0,2 which is 4%. But also what are odds it happens in matter of 6 hands on same table?
Because every hand is stand alone case, its still 4%
Dunno what are the odds i`m not very good mathematician, but 2 days ago i`v lost 3 hands in row. hands were AA, KK, AA...every time opponent won a flush :/
It was like OMG
Originally posted by besnokuche47
Dunno what are the odds i`m not very good mathematician, but 2 days ago i`v lost 3 hands in row. hands were AA, KK, AA...every time opponent won a flush :/
It was like OMG
As mentioned above ... 3-5hands are unfortunate but if you will take a look on these hands after 50K hands i.e. you will see that your Aces/Kings will be your greatest moneymakers
can any1 tell me what are the odds to this, we shipped it on the flop and he managed to still suck out, fcking great
he has 1 out to win and 8 outs to split so aprox. win: 2.22% 1 in 45 , tie 17.78% 1 in 5.6
