Finding Leaks

[BowlMeOne]

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There arent more "confrontations" online, you just play an exponentially larger number of hands, so those things happen.

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Makes sense

[BowlMeOne]

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party isnt rigged.

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you're wrong. party is rigged. but still beatable.

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Care to elaborate ?

[DevinLake]

Do u really think KK vs AA is more likely than 22 vs. 33? It just happens that no one ever folds AA or KK, so you see that match up more often than you think maybe it should.

[BowlMeOne]

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Do u really think KK vs AA is more likely than 22 vs. 33? It just happens that no one ever folds AA or KK, so you see that match up more often than you think maybe it should.

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No doubt you should see it more often then the smaller pair matchups...what are the odds of it occuring thou? If AA is dealt to a random player once every 221 hands...then what are odds that someone else has KK the same hand? I'm NO MATH gury by any means..so help me out with this. Me thinks that it would be (50/4*49/3)=204(approx). So would the odds of seeing an AA vs KK matchup be 45084/9 possible players(other than the AA guy)? Which is about a 5000-1. So how many hands in an avg 10 player SNG..lets just ballpark it at 100 hands...that means once every 50 SNG's..you should see AA vs KK.

I could be WAYYYY of on my calculations...I'm just making conversation here. Sound about right ?

[Steelerman]

Definitely way off on the calcs. If you hold KK at a 10 person table the odds of somebody holding AA are 19.5-1. If you hold QQ, odds of somebody holding KK or AA are 9.5-1.

[BowlMeOne]

Wow, I'd like to see the math behind that.