The same odds as getting AA preflop in a single hand ? Previous hands have no impact on the future hands.
The same odds as getting AA preflop in a single hand ? Previous hands have no impact on the future hands.
Yeah, I know it's improbable, but the odds of a single event happening at a single point in time never changes. It's very improbably for a coin to flip heads 30 times in a row (because in the long run = infinity, it will even out) but this doesn't mean that on the 29 flip, the odds of landing it heads were any worse than on the first try.
When you start to think in terms of I got AA 4 times in a row, you also start to think in terms of I never got AA in 2k hands, wich leads to Gambler Fallacy wich leads to believing running hot means an impending downswing, etc.
I prefer not to think of "wow I had AA four times in a row" and more in terms of "I have AA now".
that depends, what hammer and were you drunk before the hitting began, also which beer made you drunk?
So basically imagine getting 7 decks, shuffling them all and dealing a hand out of each deck.
What are the odds that 4 of those hands would be AA?
In this case then its the chance of getting aces the first time * itself * itself *itself
the above is going on a shady knowledge of odds from a post on cc
if i'm wrong plz tell me