We have already discussed this issue in this forum.Hello guys,im interested how much percent is the chance in tournament poker that when i hold KK someone else is holding AA?
We have already discussed this issue in this forum.
find him. there is a lot of information from the players, read the discussion. it was very interesting to participate. many opinions on this issue.
in general, the chance with KK against AA is always there, but not high.
on my practice in the game very often on the table is A or K .
Nikolay thats not his question. He asks what is the chance that when he has KK someone else at the table has AA in the same hand. Now the answer. It should be only a slight chance of that happening but on pokerstars, you get that every other tournament.
Unfortunately very often and it is very bad, at least it does not happen in tournaments with big money because it is very bad, and it's very difficult to fold anyway KK pre-flop
The probability that you or an opponent will get AA at hand is 0.45%.That's not what i'm asking.
This requires math that i dont have time to bother with. Lets just say its very low chance of it happening.
The probability that you or an opponent will get AA at hand is 0.45%.
The probability of obtaining KK is about 0.9%
proceed from this.
or did I misunderstand your question again?
for this there are probability tables and on them you can already think whether there is against your KK from opponent AA .
That's exactly why i asked this question.The chance is not great, but I often see this situation.
Yes. distribution of these hands from you or opponents.Now you are a little bit closer, wtf are probability tables???
There seems to be a disparity between live and Online Software. Online seems to happen more often then i've seen live.
if your cards and him card was suited about
45% KK
55% AA
In preflop
it's easier then without any calculations to say that the probability then I would say 50% to 50%My question is not what is the chance of KK to beat AA but what is the chance that when you hold KK someone else is holding AA.
I wonder ... I did not go into details, but why are the probabilities not the same? and K and A in deck 4, absolute equality in number. So the probability of loss should be the same?The probability that you or an opponent will get AA at hand is 0.45%.
The probability of obtaining KK is about 0.9%
proceed from this.
or did I misunderstand your question again?
for this there are probability tables and on them you can already think whether there is against your KK from opponent AA .