Prob. question

MickeyHoldemMickeyHoldem
in General Poker Chat
This happened in a live game a few nights ago...

You have KK... and get you're money all-in pre-flop with 2 callers...
Caller A turns over KK,
caller B laughs and turns over AA.

What are the odds of you winning the entire pot?

Comments

  • zerozero
    According to Cardplayers odds calculator, 0.01% if the you have the same two suits as the AA, 2.33% if you share neither suit with the AA, and 1.17% if you share one suit with the AA. I hope thats what you were asking for.
  • HobbesHobbes
    That equates to SLIM and NONE.....lol

    Been there a few times....

    Hobbes
  • zerozero
    Hobbes wrote:
    That equates to SLIM and NONE.....lol

    Hey, 0.01% is SOME chance haha. You'll be happy when that king high straight flush comes through :D
  • alekat47alekat47
    ive been in both positions and won with KK and lost with AA
    all u have to do is avoid an A and hit a K, happens more than u might think

    still sucks when u see them ACES
  • zerozero
    alekat47 wrote:
    ive been in both positions and won with KK and lost with AA
    all u have to do is avoid an A and hit a K, happens more than u might think

    Really? You were able to hit that 5th king in the deck? I'm impressed :D
  • Hork42Hork42

    Really? You were able to hit that 5th king in the deck?

    Must be PokerStars.
  • alekat47alekat47
    what are u talking about if u have KK or AA that leaves two of each in the deck

    dont know how u came up with what ever u were think of :D
  • Hork42Hork42
    Read the OP.

    KK vs KK vs AA
  • alekat47alekat47
    there is only two players in the original post A and B one with KK and the other with AA, mabye u need to read it again.
  • alekat47alekat47
    never mind u were right, my bad
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