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[QUOTE="ChuckTs, post: 326948, member: 467"]
...memory???
this has nothing to do with memory or whether the cards [i]remember[/i] what was dealt earlier
to explain this more clearly to you people who dont understand the math behind this, say you experimentally deal yourself two hands (two cards each time) 100 times in a row
if you were to write down and record each pair of hands, you would find that you have way less, if any pairs of hands that are exactly the same, should they be AA or Q7 or any hand in Hold 'em
the fact that getting AA twice in a row is so incredible is because it is improbable, just as getting any hand twice in a row, and it is the so-called best hand in Holdem so getting it twice in a row is obviously a great thing to happen to a player
the PROBABILITY of something is how many times it will occur out of a certain amount of times it has been repeated ( like the experiment above )
that experiment has nothing to do with each hand, it has to do with TWO HANDS IN A ROW, which has a completely different probablility than individual hands
 
 
 
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