It's 220-1 against getting AA. So there is a 62% probability that he got AA in one of those 136 hands. That constitutes "likely".
it's 1-1 against flipping a coin and landing heads. so there is a 100% probability of flipping a coin and getting a heads in 2 flips? this is the logic you are using. it is completely wrong. the only way your math would work is if it was impossible to get AA more than once in 221
hands. then you would have to get it exactly once every 221 to meet that probability. but since there will be many spans of 221 hands where you get dealt AA two or three or four times, there are
more sequences where you'll get dealt zero, to balance for this in the long-term
Yep, that's what probability is. A mathematical way to predict what will most likely happen in reality. It's not the mathematics of certainty. 100% probability does not equal certainty.
oh. my. god. you. are. the dumbest. person. i. have ever. seen.
PROBABILITY MEANS CHANCE. IF THERE IS A 100% CHANCE OF SOMETHING HAPPENING, IT HAS TO HAPPEN. WHAT IS WRONG WITH YOUR BRAIN? have you ever been right about anything you have ever posted? your entire existence has to be an elaborate level, or i weep for humanity
edit: i'll do your simulation bet for $1 per set at 125 hand sets (milking my edge, obv), let's do it. every 125 hand set where the hero is not dealt AA, i get $1, every set where he's dealt at least one AA, you get $1