BS KK AA

[scrapperdog]

Ahhh ok I got ya. So the % of times someone has AA is 3.4% each, not 3.4% total?

Still that seems wierd cause 3.4% times 10 would be 34% ... someone dont got aces 34% of the time .... I am confused just spell it out for me. I am not saying you are wrong in that my numbers are incorrect, but I have no clue exactly how I am wrong. The cards in [ ] are hole cards. I want to know if I am running bad or miscalculating the %.

[ZenMusician]

You score the following grades on 100 tests:

100%..........1%

Did you score 50% on each test?

-ZEN

[Baloosh]

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You score the following grades on 100 tests:

100%..........1%

Did you score 50% on each test?

-ZEN

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Might as well have. [img]/images/graemlins/cool.gif[/img]

[ZenMusician]

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LOL! I have almost the same pair, blue lenses though.

-ZEN

[Solami17]

Sorry about your luck sir...

In the long run, things will work out though

[Spota]

How are those $30-$50 pots in a .25\.50 PL game? You are seriously overplaying KK.

[scrapperdog]

I am trying to figure out if I am underestimating the chance of running into AA and you cant even give me a strait answer.

[jman220]

You never answered my question, how many people at your table. We cannot answer your problem without that info.

--Calm Down

[scrapperdog]

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I am confused just spell it out for me.

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Sorry for my above post, I just was getting sick of people answering my question with a question. That is not in my personality normally.

I am not insisting I am right here.... I am asking where I am wrong. Not once have I said that you guys that say I am screwing up are wrong. I actually trust that you guys are right and I am a screwup. 10 person table. I am not asking you to do a lot of work but if you have the number handy lay it on me. Again, sorry for other post.

[jman220]

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I edited my above post, but we need to know how many people at your table. The formula is basically: (Combinations of AA (which is 6))/(Total Card Combinations w/o KK in deck)*(Number of players at table); or something like that. I'm not sure where you got the 3.4 percent figure from, but without calculating the odds based on the number of your opponents, the results are meaningless. I know the above numbers on a good day, but it is late and I can't remember them off the top of my head, I'll let someone else elaborate.