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Poker Math and the Monty Hall Problem
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[QUOTE="vinnie, post: 2127237, member: 95995"] I responded to that in your original post. The std. dev of not getting a pair over 107 hands is about 2.4339. You expect to get 6.294 pairs. The probability of getting 0 pairs, given those numbers, is 4.9%. It's low but about 1 session in 20 (of 107 hand sessions), you'll get no pairs. If these events were truly connected (and not coincidence) then the odds would be about 800-1 against. But, we have no proof that they're truly connected. We have two samples, which we can't be sure represent reality. If you had multiple sessions where you flopped no sets, followed by calls to support that resulted in a no pair session immediately after, we could assume something is up. As it is, this is just coincidence. It's unlikely, but meaningless. [/QUOTE]
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