In a first 7 hands of an Tournament, what are the chances (probability) of getting all Premium Pairs AA, KK and QQ .. ?

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In a first 7 hands of an Tournament, what are the chances (probability) of getting all Premium Pairs AA, KK and QQ .. ? (check the attached screenshot)
 

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If it's my league day, probability reduces to zero....lol
 
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Chances are very slim to be dealt them all as it's entirely likely if not expected the first premium pair you are dealt will be cracked by something like 83o
 
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ive had AA at least a few times as my starting hand.. cant say that Ive won each time tho. 🤔 cant remember, i. usually all in with J9 so i'm defo all in for AA 🤣😅
 
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I also had KK and AA in first maybe 10 hands or less in the wpt global platinum level tournament, picked up the blind with one and the other was a walk..
 
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pretty slim chance actually, happened to me one time but i was the KK guy
 
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Practically zero! 😂
Statistically, the odds of hitting AA, KK, and QQ all within 7 hands is somewhere around 1 in 55,000. Most of us are lucky if we see just one of those pairs in the first hour of a tournament. If you actually pulled this off, please share the hand history because that is legendary variance!
 
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Its obviously rare to get dealt AA, KK and QQ within just 7 hands, but not quite as rare, as some people seem to think. Maybe the chance is around 1:2000 or so.
 
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I’ll tell you what happened to me yesterday on 888poker, a $5.50 tournament. In the 3rd hand, I already get KK, I open-raise to 2.5bb and the action ends up going all-in. The villain shows AA and holds. I rebought and kept playing. In the 2nd hand after the rebuy, I get KK again. I’m in UTG, open to 2.5bb, get 1 call, and the flop comes 9TJ. I make a 40% pot raise and the villain shoves all-in. To sum it up: in 5 hands I got KK twice and was eliminated first by AA and then by TJo.
 
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Getting AA, KK, and QQ all within your first 7 hands feels less like variance and more like the poker gods trying to hook you into playing the next 6 hours of the tournament.
The real question is: after getting all three, did they actually hold up? 😅
 
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Almost 0, but if I'm in a weaker tournament or freerolls and something like that happens, I'll go all-in if there's a lot of fish — they'll think I'm a weak player and maybe give you even more weak hands:)
 
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Depends exactly how you specify it but getting dealt AA,KK and QQ in the first 7 hands is 23,800 to 1 or around 0.004%
 
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