Probability of the opponent hands AA

If you were given a KK, then what is the probability that the opponent AA

1 player - 0.48%
2 players - 0.96%
3 players - 1.44%
4 players - 1.92%
5 players - 2.40%
6 players - 2.88%
7 players - 3.36%
8 players - 3.84%
9 players - 4.32%

I'm thinking that if in the game for 9 people, the player has KK then another can have AA and this is where I think that 30% can be, but there may be another option in percentage !

helpful information !!! 4.32% it seems a little bit for KK but if you count all the pairs that can increase to the set and also Ax it turns out that with KK you have to play very aggressively preflop that would not let go into the game with such hands like A with a small kicker and, if possible, couples !!! we must always remember that KK is a good card, but this is not a natz and it must be protected!

of course anything like this is possible but it will always be hard to get away from a big pocket pair maybe jacks could be tossed into the muck but other then that its just bad luck to run into bigger pairs ,unless of course you hit a set

NBDG8477 said:

of course anything like this is possible but it will always be hard to get away from a big pocket pair maybe jacks could be tossed into the muck but other then that its just bad luck to run into bigger pairs ,unless of course you hit a set

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Practice is always more complicated than theory.

great post

there it is-- actual odds. Of course the devil is in the details. Do you fold your KK depends on what is being risked. The higher the stakes, the more guts it takes...IMHO