Wow, getting a royal flush is already a dream for most players — but getting two in a row? That’s just insane! Even though the payout was only around $100, the statistical rarity makes it one of those once-in-a-lifetime poker stories.
That’s extremely rare, but let me tell you something, I’ve been playing poker since 2007, and like about 10 years ago I was playing a sit and go in Pokerstars , 18 players, I was in the heads up, and I received pocket AA four times in a row! FOUR! I lost 2 and I won two, at the end I don’t remember if I won the tournament or not honestly, a few months ago I asked ChatGPT what’s the probability about that and answered that the chances are 1 in 24 thousand million 😨 and then told me that that would happen to me again if I play at least 1 hour every day for the next 45 thousand years lol! May be you won’t believe me or not, but I promise this is true.
I once had a royal flush, and on the river, my opponent folded. In short, I was dealt a hand with little money on the table. It's also a matter of luck that your opponents keep playing and calling; otherwise, a royal flush is useless.
A player had aces two hands in a row against me in a live game. I dealt one of the hands so there was no cheating. My hands were AK and QQ. Like the roulette wheel, the deck has no memory. If your royal flush was a hold 'em hand as I suspect and your odds are correct we are talking about one chance in the tens of billions. PokerStars celebrated 100 billion hands in 2013 so it should have happened a few times since then.nerobs9 said:
Getting a royal flush twice in a row is extremely, insanely rare—basically the kind of thing you’d almost never see in a lifetime of playing. It’s one of those “once in a lifetime” poker moments that makes the game legendary when it happens.