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#1
Apr 5 2012 03:34pm
This relates to Texas Holdem Poker preflop

AA v K10o = win 86.18% lose 13.44% tie 0.38%

AA v 44 = win 80.58% lose 19.03% tie 0.39%

AA v AJo = win 91.87% lose 6.72% tie 1.40%

My question is, what are the chances of losing with AA 3x in a row to these hands?
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Apr 5 2012 07:55pm
Take each of the losing %'s and multiply them together.

I got ~1.7187%
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Apr 6 2012 09:58am
Quote (Ricelol @ Apr 6 2012 01:55am)
Take each of the losing %'s and multiply them together.

I got ~1.7187%


0.1787%
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Apr 6 2012 02:37pm
I have done that already and that seems almost impossible to happen, that is why I'm not sure if I did the calculation correctly.
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Apr 6 2012 03:56pm
0.17187%

nearly 1/5 of one percent?
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Apr 7 2012 12:38pm
Quote (Drewman @ Apr 6 2012 02:37pm)
I have done that already and that seems almost impossible to happen, that is why I'm not sure if I did the calculation correctly.


AA has a tendency to win
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#7
Apr 7 2012 03:59pm
Roughly 17 out of every 10,000 times you get those hands against each other will the aces lose every time.
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Apr 7 2012 06:51pm
Quote (Zurich @ Apr 7 2012 05:59pm)
Roughly 17 out of every 10,000 times you get those hands against each other will the aces lose every time.


Wow, that is either REALLY bad luck or something wrong with a certain poker websites statistics.
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#9
Apr 8 2012 01:45am
Quote (Drewman @ Apr 5 2012 05:34pm)
This relates to Texas Holdem Poker preflop

AA v K10o  =  win 86.18% lose 13.44% tie 0.38%

AA v 44  =  win 80.58% lose 19.03% tie 0.39%

AA v AJo  =  win 91.87% lose 6.72% tie 1.40%

My question is, what are the chances of losing with AA 3x in a row to these hands?


are these all HU or were other people playing? that DOES affect the odds
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Apr 8 2012 12:36pm
Quote (carteblanche @ Apr 8 2012 03:45am)
are these all HU or were other people playing? that DOES affect the odds


All are HU preflop
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