How many times you get a KK,QQ or JJ and the other one gets an AA?

Bob23bk · Aug 9, 2017

vinnie said:
We have over 700k hands.

Oh? That's right, I forgot... I usually look like this when I'm playing/browsing :cheers:

PogHuk · Aug 10, 2017

Often this happens, AA and KK or KK and QQ, especially in tournaments.

1noname1 · Aug 10, 2017

I think you got such an impression because of the fact that in online poker we play more hands than offline, so this situation occurs more often.

Royal_074 · Aug 10, 2017

I think that happens usually in online poker than in live.. very often I have these cards

mbrenneman0 · Aug 10, 2017

1noname1 said:
I think you got such an impression because of the fact that in online poker we play more hands than offline, so this situation occurs more often.

exactly

mbrenneman0 · Aug 10, 2017

Bob23bk said:
We've actually started sampling PP frequency in that thread and we're up to ~400k hand sample if you'd like to contribute

awesome. ill contribute tonight or tomorrow

Bob23bk · Aug 10, 2017

mbrenneman0 said:
awesome. ill contribute tonight or tomorrow

Thanks! :top:

As Vinnie pointed out, I misspoke about the sample size... If you added 70k hands to the sample we'd pass 800k!

Luan · Oct 18, 2017

in each one hour of the tournament I get a pair of A and K and J plus what yields me the most chips in each hand of these are the pairs of A and K!

fabiancampos · Oct 18, 2017

hahaha when the system love u u can see 10 AA's in a tourney, if the system hate you u only could get Aj A10 like the best hands.

Masi2197 · Oct 18, 2017

many times, this in poker usually happens very repetitively,

johnny tigre · Oct 26, 2017

I see it a lot of times not on my hand only but with others. But AA does not win all the time....

More often (i think), AA gets owned by a smaller pair by hitting trips on the board.
Thats poker i guess.

Rational Madman · Oct 26, 2017

Lol, so what then? If the room is rigged against KK let's say it's true and it's rigged. THEN STOP TO PLAY THE KK AND SEE IF YOU ARE RIGHT ABOUT THE RIGGING??????

Don't cry that it's rigged, cry that you aren't using that secret knowledge to advantage!

Boltun · Oct 30, 2017

God is a sore subject happens all the time

deyvsonflp · Oct 30, 2017

It is very common to fall KK and I get sick because the opponent has AA. Horrible feeling.

Samuel Kollapso · Oct 30, 2017

Most of the time, though it's no use ... If I left AA and the opponent of 72 he would have won.

caterina12 · Oct 30, 2017

very many years

Anatoliy Tolik · Oct 30, 2017

I do not often, more often, my AA overcome some crap

Fahrenheit451 · Nov 23, 2017

If I get pocket AA or KK I fold them immediately, cause some guy goes all in with 27 and get's 772 flop

masik6 · Nov 24, 2017

This happens not often but it happens maybe only 1 time per session and may not happen at all during the week.

Orman Nelson · Nov 24, 2017

It is easier to remember it happening to you than it is to remember having it work in your favor. Probably breaks out fairly evenly but feels like we are on the wrong end too often.

wsbar · Nov 24, 2017

It happens sporadically, people have a misconception that what happens most in online poker. The more that thought exists due to the volume of play that is much higher than in live poker. You're dreaming that for you to win in poker you have to go All-in Pre Flop with QQ, KK, AA.

schtiuky · Nov 28, 2017

If your intrested in poket pairs i think once in 10 hands you will be the underdog. If you are thinking that your pair will lose on the flop for a better pair that is 46% at least depends on your luck. You can simulate this on pot odds calculator.

shair · Nov 29, 2017

vinnie said:
Right, but how worried should we be? At a 9 handed table, we only run into a better pair:

Holding KK: 3.85% of the time
Holding QQ: 7.57% of the time
Holding JJ: 11.17% of the time
Holding TT: 14.64% of the time

And, all of those stats are assuming we are UTG with 8 people left to act behind us. When people have folded to us, we have even less of a chance of running into them. With 10-10 on the Button, there's only a 3.88% chance of running into a bigger pair.

In short, I don't get too paranoid about bigger hands being out there.

Goods explain.

By topic you asking about pair on distribution or pair AA collected after flop, turn, river?

If that one many people go all with A because chance to collect bigger pair of bigger card

lastpostal · Nov 29, 2017

It happens and so and vice versa

Peppinotom · Nov 29, 2017

Feels like always, but it includes another interesting feature:
I play KK, first card or LAST card on the board is an ACE
I play QQ, first card on the board is a K, I throw away
I play JJ, QKA on the board lol

no really, I have my reasons, why I limp the Aces in freerolls.
It might not be rigged, but the Algorithm might be set to training mode...

Edith: on the other hand my opponents always win their pairs against my Ace..

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