Comparison with odds in counter strike) Some crazy math

[nerobs9]

I have been playing poker for about a year, but I have never collected a royal flush for money, and I did not even think that the chance to collect it was 0.0002%.
Once upon a time, I considered the rarest event to be a knife drop in counter strike: 0.26%
Sorry for this analogy, but think about it.
If for each pair of hands you open 1 case, then you can knock out 1,300 knives before you can collect the coveted combination)

 

[jonaselloco]

A long time ago when I owned a cyber-internet I used to see a lot of my young clients playing Counter-Strike
I really know that it is a game of strategies and a lot of shooting hahaha
But really I do not find comparison with poker.
Although if it works for you brother, show your Counter Strike strategy and sweep Holdem tables
Good luck

 

[nerobs9]

A long time ago when I owned a cyber-internet I used to see a lot of my young clients playing Counter-Strike
I really know that it is a game of strategies and a lot of shooting hahaha
But really I do not find comparison with poker.
Although if it works for you brother, show your Counter Strike strategy and sweep Holdem tables
Good luck

Actually, it's a little different.
In the game counter strike, the rarest event is a knife drop.
I understand that this post may not be suitable for the forum, but I had such an idea and decided to share it.
By analogy, you can see how rare this event is - nothing compared to a royal flush.

 

[jonaselloco]

Actually, it's a little different.
In the game Counter Strike, the rarest event is the fall of a knife.
I understand that this post may not be suitable for the forum, but I had such an idea and decided to share it.
By analogy, you can see how rare this event is: nothing compared to a real ladder.

As I told you brother, everything that happens in life can be adapted to poker and brings you a welcome benefit.
I've been playing poker for 20 years and only got the royal flush once.
Color ladder no more than 4 times
Poker on some occasions.
And so on. The game that I think I should have played the most is color.
A hug

 

[roger perkins]

I've been playing for 50 years and never had a royal flush. I was sitting at a table when the board showed a royal flush and there was 4 people in the hand so 4 had a royal flush. The highest hand I have had is straight flush to the queen.