AA vs. KK vs. QQ vs. JJ

[Jeff_B]

same casino prob (seminole) I had jj vs qq vs aa... I had jj I flopped a set... aa turned one [img]/images/graemlins/frown.gif[/img]

[stewcrew]

I guess to answer your original question.
Yes we have all seen a hand like that one.

[AlienBoy]

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Hero had J[img]/images/graemlins/heart.gif[/img] J[img]/images/graemlins/diamond.gif[/img] (three of a kind, Jacks) and won $248.45

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How come MY jacks never hold up like this? I get stacked by KK all too often...


Bleh.

AB

[stewcrew]

Alien Boy, honestly it has taken me years of practice to pull a move like that. Most players would do this move and just lose their whole stack. I have perfected rivering a set to crush the donks who think AA is the nuts.

[BigBluffer]

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Anyone ever see a hand like this?

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A few months ago in the Sahara tournament. AA vs AA vs KK vs KK. Obviously ended up in a 4-way all-in pre-flop. Not sure the odds of this but I think it's about a one in 5 million shot. Nobody in the room, including the crusty old floor people who've done poker for 30 years, had ever seen such a thing.

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Live poker is obviously rigged. [img]/images/graemlins/smile.gif[/img]

[barooo]

in a SNG, got all in PF with KK against AA, flopped quads, and lost to running aces. Funny.

[deadbody]

Playing on Party long ago, A/K spades raise preflop one caller. Flop 10/J/Q spades. me and the other guy start raising each other, he flips over 8/9 of spades, both flopped a straight Flush, but my royal was good.

[groton]

I got lucky once at Foxwoods AAvs AA vs my QQ at 1/2NL

well the pokergod's was smiling and Mercfuly droped a Q on the Flop

[AlienBoy]

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Anyone ever see a hand like this?

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A few months ago in the Sahara tournament. AA vs AA vs KK vs KK. Obviously ended up in a 4-way all-in pre-flop. Not sure the odds of this but I think it's about a one in 5 million shot. Nobody in the room, including the crusty old floor people who've done poker for 30 years, had ever seen such a thing.

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It would have been funny of one of the aces made a flush.

The odds of any one person in a 9 handed game having AA is 1 in 21

The odds of two people both holding AA in a given hand is 1 in 3008.

If YOU hold AA, the odds of another person holding AA is 136 to 1

The odds of any 4 people having specifically AA, AA, KK, KK in any given hand is:

10,451,918 to 1

However, if YOU hold AA, the odds of 3 other players holding AA,KK,KK is

472,937 to 1


AB

[phantom_lord]

I saw aa vs kk vs qq vs 44. 44 hit a set. I'd kings [img]/images/graemlins/frown.gif[/img]