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7 card stud
On a recent trip to the Taj Mahal, 2 unusual
situations occurred. Both happened while I was playing $10-20, overall playing time was approximately 20 hours, with breaks here and there. The table was usually full with 8 players, at times 5 to 7. The first situation, a player on two consecutive hands was dealt 4 of a kind. Jacks then aces. What are the odds of this happening ? Situation 2, I was dealt a straight flush, hearts, 9 to King. Several hours later, I had a Royal Flush, hearts also. What are the odds for getting a Royal, a straight flush, and then both hands together so soon ? I made each hand on the river. Looking forward to some insight...Thanks. |
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Re: 7 card stud
You need to clarify:
[1a] What are the chances of me getting 4 of a kind on my very next two hands? [1b] What are the chances of me getting 4 of a kind on the very next hand after getting 4 of a kind? [1c] What are the chances I will ever see anybody get 4 of a kind twice in a row? [2a] What are the chances of me getting two straight flushes in the same suit within the next hour? [2b] What are the chances of me getting a 2nd straight flush within an hour of getting the first? [2c] What are the chances of me getting 2 straight flushes within an hour of each other, ever in my life? I really don't know exactly, but I'm sure that [1a] and [2a] are both negligably small, and [1c] and [2c] are both extremely likely. - Louie |
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Hello jdal! Post in \"Probability Section\" for an...
analysis by some mathematicians.
However,for the special case of obtaining quads twice consecutively,the probability(P)is ((4 4)/(52 4))exp(2)=P Hence, the odds against hitting quads twice in a row is (P-1) to 1. happy pokering, Sitting Bull [img]/forums/images/icons/laugh.gif[/img] |
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