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Old 08-02-2003, 07:22 PM
Saborion Saborion is offline
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Default Are these numbers common?

Bored as I am due to a bad streak, I suddenly started thinking the flops was a bit interesting. If this is based on my subconcious trying to blame it on something, I don`t know, but I suppose it might be the reason. Anyway, the players started leaving, so I only managed to gather 56 hands. Although, playing at another table and looking at looking at a third every now and then, these flops seem to be about right in percentage.

Out of 56 flops came:
11 3-flushes
27 2-flushes
3 3-straights
10 pairs

Naturally, straights could also be 2- and 3-flushes, while pairs also could be 2-flushes.

56 hands is not a lot to go on, but as I said, been looking about this since I started noticing it a day or so ago. Now, I know it`s hard to tell if it is 40 % or 50 % 2-flushes overall by looking, so will make a longer note some other day.

Just curious on the numbers. Anyone? [img]/images/graemlins/smile.gif[/img]

Oh, and while we`re at it. At the same table, 3 people got dealt AK the same round. I assume this is happens TOO often?
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Old 08-02-2003, 11:12 PM
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Default Re: Are these numbers common?

Boy, you must be bored.

Even some type of flop is 15 SD from the norm it really is not worth thinking about.
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