what are the odds

3 of us in the pot and we all hit r sets on th flop

kk vs 88 vs 77

I really can't tell the exact odds on that happening, but recently i was involved in a hand where there were AA-KK-and poket 10's. The A's and 10's hit on the flop and K's hit on the turn. I posted about it in BBC section and there were a couple said they had seen it or heard about it. But that was my first set over set over set to witness.

One person said the odds were 50/50 either it happens or it don't!!

skyin452 said:

One person said the odds were 50/50 either it happens or it don't!!

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:rofl:

80% 10% 10%

Leeyonah96 said:

80% 10% 10%

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What do you mean?
The odds of hiting a set on the flop are definately not 80%
The odds of being dealt a pair and hitting set on the flop = 0.6915% so 1:144
Heads up and both get a pair and flop set = 1:42,305

Three players at a 3-max-table are dealt and pair and all three flop a set
1:13,960,821

tonymin562 said:

Three players at a 3-max-table are dealt and pair and all three flop a set
1:13,960,821

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Oh yeah right. For 9-max table odds would be muchbeter. Also removing requirement that set must be on the flop would also help.

Three players at a full ring table are dealt a pair and all three flop a set 0.0006% 1:166,199

Found this on google. This number seems kind of low.

For sure you'll not see that everyday but yes, it's a setup and it happens from time to time

Wow, odds are incredible of this happening. Wonder how these odds change for a full ring of 6-9 players.

tonymin562 said:

Three players at a 3-max-table are dealt and pair and all three flop a set
1:13,960,821

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Wow that's a cooler for 2 of you. Something similar happened to me once. I had pocket 3, other guy pocket 4 and the other 52s. Flop - A34. Needless to say 52 got rewarded for playing this awesome hand.

the odds are fifty percent strategy and fifty percent luck ... that's how the game is

Just another typical online poker setup
Have seen too many of these kinds of hands recently, enough so that it makes you start to question the genuine randomness of the cards at times

The probability of such a case is very low, since in 8 years of playing I have never seen three sets on the table at once. I saw two sets, and then only a few times.

I would like to know the answer. But I believe that the odds are huge.