odds of AAA flop?

[nessdark2]

very rarely see any like that, did have one recently of 10 10 10...

[eejit101]

Id say over 1million hands you would see it once in every 425 hands

[ScareCrowAKA]

I know for sure I seen 2 AAA and one other that was not Aces... and I only play like 2 hrs at the most... im guessing thats around 350 hands... I know they say you see it more often cuz its more hands a hour, and ya, Ive seen it live, played in one 5 table tournament live last month where we seen quads 4 times... and played in another where i was dealt pocket aces 7 times in a 8 table tourney... but I still dont trust online poker entirely, I cant say they "rigg" the outcomes but it just seems that the situations you are put in, if you are not very very disciplined w reads and position, you lose... its not like that when I play live... live I can actually make a move once in a while... online I dont even try, cuz they have me beat every single time... cake seems the worst to me, the best luck I seem to have is on bodog, FullTilt is streaky as hell up and down... and ya, I re-downloaded fulltilt, cuz im a tool, lol... I pretty much have limited myself to fulltilt tourneys, cake .25/.50 .50/1 ring games, and a mix of both on Bodog

[ScareCrowAKA]

Maybe its just moving from learning live transitioning to online, its so much different, online seems to be position position position, live not as much... maybe I just read people and an give off false signs better live than I do online and thats why live seems easier for me

[klinkman]

In general, A live 1/2$ game will be MUCH softer than a .1/.25 game online. That is the reason why you can be successful playing OOP more live than online, the online players understand so much better how to punish you for playing OOP more.

[eejit101]

Live games IMO are much softer.

[ScareCrowAKA]

lol, the 1/2 games here... those guys are some loose calling mother f'ers, super aggressive... its pretty easy to just buy in for 200$, win 50$ and leave, if you play tight, pick your spots, dont get unlucky... alot of them use the whole call big raises with small/medium suited connectors stuff, just hoping your on 2 big cards and dont hit or catch a draw and semi-bluff at it... the .25/.50 online stuff I can do pretty well at if I dont play for to long, usually just try to win >50% and cash out... same live, buy in for 200$, win 75$ and get out... I figure 75$ is what alot of people make in a 8hr day after taxes, so good enough 4 me

[ScareCrowAKA]

was the 424-1 number just for a specific card like AAA or for any matching cards 2 threw A ... cuz i just seen another 333 flop thats 3 days in a row... 4 total... this one was in a dumbass gold chip SnG

[TerpZone]

lol, the 1/2 games here... those guys are some loose calling mother f'ers, super aggressive... its pretty easy to just buy in for 200$, win 50$ and leave, if you play tight, pick your spots, dont get unlucky... alot of them use the whole call big raises with small/medium suited connectors stuff, just hoping your on 2 big cards and dont hit or catch a draw and semi-bluff at it... the .25/.50 online stuff I can do pretty well at if I dont play for to long, usually just try to win >50% and cash out... same live, buy in for 200$, win 75$ and get out... I figure 75$ is what alot of people make in a 8hr day after taxes, so good enough 4 me

Leave after making $50? I bought in for $200 last night at the casino and walked out with $744 after 5 hours. I ****ed myself out of a good $600 more too when flop came 822 and the super super super aggro guy with $5-600 in front of him led out for $25 and I made the HORRIBLE decision to raise to $75 with $700 in front of me. He I smooth called, he would have have bet the turn for $115-120 like EVERY SINGLE TIME I smooth called him on the flop. Could have been a $1000 night at 1/2! :(


But yeah, the odds of seeing AAA 3x in 2 days are the same as seeing any other flop 3x in 2 days. I saw two trip flops yesterday at the tables playing live.