Tricky question.Poker pairs pre-flop.

How often do you receive ready-made pairs on the pre-flop, which pairs are coming more often, do you keep the statistics of the fall of pairs and which ones are you most likely to win? Oyasnyu why I ask in today's games to me 4 times in a row came a couple 10, 11 times a pair of aces, 2 times jacks, 3 times kings and once ladies - small pairs in the form of 22, I do not consider 33 because they are useless.

I'm not counting the number of pocket pairs. But I can say with confidence that I did not receive so many couples per day.
And how were your affairs with these pairs? What were the most likely to help you pick up the bank? And with what there was no chance to commit bank theft?

kara260588 said:

I'm not counting the number of pocket pairs. But I can say with confidence that I did not receive so many couples per day.
And how were your affairs with these pairs? What were the most likely to help you pick up the bank? And with what there was no chance to commit bank theft?

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of the above, the pair did not play well, two of them pair of waltzes and a pair of kings lost, a couple of ladies withdrew a partial pot, that is, a pair of ladies played the strength on the floor. the rest are all well, pair 44 has turned into kare that in tournaments for money, rarities are rare for me, because the couple is small and for small pairs I rarely get lucky. you reassured me with your answer, and then it seemed to me that again something was wrong in the game. Thank you

Just variance. Also 22 and 33 are weapons grade strong hands when they hit set.

I also throw away the two's and three's just to find that I missed my flopped set. But I believe in the long run that is the right thing.

First of all, how long did you play? I mean if its like three-four hours then having like 7-8 pocket pairs I believe to be typical. 4 in row never happenned to me to be honest but two in a row happens a lot.

And secondly, just out of curiosity. Did you lose some big money the day before?
(u know for the conspiracy theorists out there..)

playinggameswithu said:

Just variance. Also 22 and 33 are weapons grade strong hands when they hit set.

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agree but they can not only get into the set - full house or two pairs are not bad hands - trite pair gives a straight or a senior flush, but it's not about this but about the periodicity of dropping such hands on a pre-flop

Spaceman said:

I also throw away the two's and three's just to find that I missed my flopped set. But I believe in the long run that is the right thing.

First of all, how long did you play? I mean if its like three-four hours then having like 7-8 pocket pairs I believe to be typical. 4 in row never happenned to me to be honest but two in a row happens a lot.

And secondly, just out of curiosity. Did you lose some big money the day before?
(u know for the conspiracy theorists out there..)

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yes no it's not that I lost to the topery, I have a calm attitude with the psyche in general, everything is perfect, no matter what I lost money chips, I still beat them and as a result is always in the black. speech to understand and realize thanks to your experience to make the model more clear and understandable. you say yes times the same pair came it happens often and I watched the video from pokerstars they assure that the periodicity of dropping cards without juggling through the reflection of light on the panel by reading zero and single bytes converting cards into a card number from a deck is a very complex process but all have a theory of probability that I want to understand what the theory is in this matter by the time it was 4 hours - exactly on the fifth round flew. now played in the tournament - not a single pair on the pre flop of the senior warts on the fingers counted and the conclusions on the thorns and reveres collected the maximum two pairs and they lost