cwdignus
Carpe diem
Loyaler
to be honest i made a royal flush when i was still training with play money, after i started with real money in july 2015 i never made one again nor did i see it on any table i played, i hope when to be the Vegas i will made
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Houdini9
Enthusiast
Silver Level
Pokerpoet2
Legend
Loyaler
I have had a few, my best Royal hit when I was struggling in a Tourney and shoved all in with King/10 suited, got 2 callers and flopped the Royal Flush, I just sat there laughing as they kept betting into each other on the Turn and River, Knowing I could not lose.
A friend once got to the river with two tens on a flushy board and was worried that the other player had a Boat or four of a kind, when the other player bet big on the River he tanked for a while and eventually called saying He had a flush.
I was shocked because I saw it straight away when he turned his cards over and I said to him " you have a flush alright? only a bloody Royal Flush" He hadn't noticed it and thought he could be beaten with the board pairing.
When the fun Stops, STOP!
A friend once got to the river with two tens on a flushy board and was worried that the other player had a Boat or four of a kind, when the other player bet big on the River he tanked for a while and eventually called saying He had a flush.
I was shocked because I saw it straight away when he turned his cards over and I said to him " you have a flush alright? only a bloody Royal Flush" He hadn't noticed it and thought he could be beaten with the board pairing.
When the fun Stops, STOP!
Adi8877
Visionary
Silver Level
Plenty, most of the times with 1 hand card in holdem. In Omaha, obviously more, even I play significantly less. Quite strange, that in Holdem, I remember only one backdoor, 2 cards in hand, but in Omaha, it is - can't say common -, but happens more often I thought, I have counted the first 6-7, after I lost count, but it is very strange. Especially, in Holdem I can say, it is 50-50 for me and the opponents, but in Omaha it is only around 20-25% for me... also strange, how come, that it happens 5-10 times more often... it is just an estimate, but significantly more often...
ObbleeXY
Visionary
Bronze Level
Bruh, let's take it easy, should we? Why does my number is based on assumptions and yours not? I'm not an analyst or a professional into statistics nor you I bealieve, so just because you used a small number doesn't mean I'm wrong and you right)
What's for sure is that a royal flush its a rare hand. I know guys who plays for 20years and they never made one so, the chances are for sure really small. No one can tell the exact numbers and I'm cool with it
Cheers
Take what easy?
In answer to your question: ...uh, because MATHS.
I did the maths and you simply plucked a number out of the air from nowhere.
I am not making an assumption, I'm calculating odds. You did not make an assumption, you stated a stat as a fact when it was made up.
There are 52 cards in the (NHLE) standard deck. Calculating probability is not a problem where "no one can tell exact numbers". We can. We cannot predict the specific results of an individual hand, but we can calculate the actual probabilities.
Cheers,
ObbleeXY
