Bad Beat Jackpots

Sean Pilgrim

Sean Pilgrim

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What is the probability of Quad 8's Vs. Quad 9's and above?

Quad 8's or better vs. Straight Flush

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Straight Flush vs. Higher Straight Flush
 
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probability of it going down? Well, lets see. if i'm not mistaking, should look something like this: first guy's cards: 25/52*3/51 enemies's cards: 24/50*3/49 u need to come: 4/48*3/47*2/46*1/45 multiply by 2 just to simple things out, since there are 2 more cards to come. I guess this is a close estimate to the value of quads over quads: 0.0000000085 to 1 I might be wrong here, but that seems fair enough.
 
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I have lost with quad twos before. It was against quad sevens. Was not on a bad beat table but it does happen. Although I have played a hell of a lot of hands over the years.
 
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I had JJJJ the other day at a bad beat jackpot table and my opponent had four cards to a royal on the turn. We nearly peed ourselves, but the final flush card eluded us. At that point it was a 43:1 shot.
 
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