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

[AlbieTross]

Not too often, but in reality JJ and QQ really aren't very strong hands, especially post-flop. If you're going all-in pre-flop expect anyone calling to have an Ace or a King. In that case it's just going to be a coin-flip.

 

[angelluv725]

Can't count them all on my fingers and toes lol

 

[GoroAdachi]

Feels like every time I have a big hand, someone has a bigger hand, but could be my inexperience talking.

 

[Stefan Gavril]

Almost every time !!! That why i am saying every time i‘m not playing poker anymore! But ... i am still playing ��

 

[Mare10]

Lot of times, but in meny times and I win ☺

 

[Izazul]

None from memory !!!

 

[57noona]

I had JJ run into AA today in a freeroll. It was the chip leader also.

 

[jokr23]

within one tournament I think the most I had KK was 3 times and 1 time AA and 1 JJ but no QQ. Don't know in general how many times but that is what comes to mind at this time.

 

[AlexStar1981]

The theory of probability has not been canceled.

 

[THbc19]

Almost every time.

 

[makisaa]

It happens, but this does not mean that the AA will win!
https://www.cardschat.com/forum/pok...-46/jj-kk-against-aa-351697/post-3958959.html

 

[radartodd69]

It's a normal phenomena. I've ran into AA vs AA and have the other guy's aces make a flush. Poker is not predictable sometimes. The variance of the game is present on any given hand. The KK vs AA thing has happen to me quite a few times in real paper cards dealt by hand. Poker is a game where you have to roll with the punches and expect the unexpected.

 

[jaggafrig]

It probably depends on which poker site I find that for me It rarely happens maybe 1 out of 25 times

 

[WarEagle1266]

% chance for AA: 0.45% (1:221)
% chance for someone to get AA in 9-handed: 4.0% (1:25)
% chance for to get KK,QQ, or JJ with AA removed: 1.4% (1:73.6)
% chance for KK,QQ, or JJ for one of 8 remaining players: 10.4% (1:9.6)
% chance for AA and (KK,QQ, or JJ) in 9-handed: 4.1% (1:241)

This means you'll see AA vs KK,QQ, or JJ once every 241 hands, but if you have AA, you'll only face one of these hands 10.4% of the time.

 

[WarEagle1266]

Above for "% chance for AA and (KK,QQ, or JJ) in 9-handed" should be 0.41%, not 4.1%.

 

[AAbyss]

I have this, but not often

 

[xbronk]

if I have seen hands where Q-Q A-A and J-J's hands come out and it ends up winning a card or a color with 4 cards on the flop it's quite unusual but it happens a lot in online poker​

:five:

 

[Yonip17]

I remember my first live casino cash game. A 5 way all in. I have a hand of TT but I folded it. One having a AA, KK, AKs, QQ and JJ. The board is 23Q98. The QQ wins. More than 2k pot. That was a terrible shoves for some player.

 

[24rules187]

I usually go up against two overcards rather than AA, but when it is AA I’m usually on the shit end of the stick

 

[Sorin Iliescu]

it depends. i would say rarely. sometimes you got a lower pocket pair agaist a higher pocket pair, but in the scenario you describe, once in while, playing once a day

 

[clasrasmusso]

I think if you play on board 6-9 players, it will happen, but you should be a bit more careful. Yes, maybe you will not play them as hard as anyone does. Maybe they'll let them go.​

 

[spottedflyer]

i actually played today and had QQ, two players left with JJ and KK, we all end up in all ins and i win lol turn is a Q and the river J now that doesnt happen very often

 

[AlexStar1981]

No one is immune from this. That's random. My AK yesterday moved to A5 and I busted out of the tournament in a couple of places from the prize. It was hurtful.

 

[corieaddison]

I haven't seen this happen to myself in nearly 3 months or so. I do see it happen to everyone else though. Also these types of things I have actually been seeing it in live poker more so then in online poker. Thought that to be interesting since people have that idea of online poker being this way more often.

 

[ChipEaterMan]

That kind of thing happen. Playing a live tournament I went allin preflop with AA vs AA and ended losing against a flush.