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why do so many aces always come out?

edited July 2013 in Poker Chat

just played in 2 sit n go's
counted/saw 100 flops and there was an ace on 97 of them
fed up of it.
everything i play i always seem to get beat

just flopped 4 straights in a row, got beat on all of them, they alway get a flush on the river card.

i had AA and flopped AA only to get beaten again on the river he gets a royal flush.

i had k q and flopped k q someone goes all in with 2 and 5
turn card a 2, river card a 2

dont know what ime supposed to do to win.
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  • edited July 2013
    Why do so many people make such extraordinary claims?!

    Quick maths suggest that if you don't have an ace in you hand, at least one will appear on the flop roughly 23% of the time. In reality it's likely to be slightly lower than this, as people are more likely to play to flops if they have an ace (ie the probability of an ace appearing in someone's holding is higher than random average if they see a flop), but that bit is highly marginal.

    If you have an ace, the probability reduces to 17%. I'm going to stick my neck out here and say 97% didn't happen.

    I'm going to play now and I'll do a count, maybe others as sad as me will do the same, easy one to check.
  • edited July 2013
    Please pot the AAAA hand where the guy rivered a royal flush, just copy and paste it from your hand history onto here it's really easy.

    I need to see this to believe it, if only to understand how you played it top allow him to get to the river.
  • edited July 2013
    sorry to be offensive wayne but this is just a down right lie. no way 97 flops out of a 100 came A high.
  • edited July 2013
    In Response to Re: why do so many aces always come out?:
    Please pot the AAAA hand where the guy rivered a royal flush, just copy and paste it from your hand history onto here it's really easy. I need to see this to believe it, if only to understand how you played it top allow him to get to the river.
    Posted by Slykllist
    it was an all in preflop with AA

    i wont be posting anything on this website, in fact i wont be playing another hand on here.

    going back to my old 888poker website, on there ive won big tournaments, t shirts, ipad, loads of zippo lighters, and an whole heap of other stuff.
    on here? i cant even win one hand.

    and you can keep this ripoff website.
  • edited July 2013
    My god this is probably the most tedious thing I've ever done! Half way there Wayne, must say I'm a bit disappointed so far.
  • edited July 2013
    In Response to Re: why do so many aces always come out?:
    My god this is probably the most tedious thing I've ever done! Half way there Wayne, must say I'm a bit disappointed so far.
    Posted by bbMike
    You have too much time on your hands sir :)
  • edited July 2013
    no wonder sky give £10 free for joining, they know they always end up with it back in the end.
  • edited July 2013
    In Response to Re: why do so many aces always come out?:
    In Response to Re: why do so many aces always come out? : it was an all in preflop with AA i wont be posting anything on this website, in fact i wont be playing another hand on here. going back to my old 888poker website, on there ive won big tournaments, t shirts, ipad, loads of zippo lighters, and an whole heap of other stuff. on here? i cant even win one hand. and you can keep this ripoff website.
    Posted by wayneypayn
    Wow! I'm on my way.
    Bye Sky
  • edited July 2013
    Lol surely the player with the royal flush has that £10?
  • edited July 2013
    i can smell something in the air, rhymes with wool and whitt.
  • edited July 2013
    Well I hope Wayne stuck around long enough for the results...

    It took me 8 flops before I saw an ace on one of them, wasn't boding well. I took notes until 100 flops had been seen where I wasn't holding an ace.... (Includes flops where I've folded obvs, haven't got all day!)

    Saw 100 flops where my hole cards contained no aces. 18/100 contained an ace.

    Saw 20 flops where my hole cards contained one ace. 3/20 contained an ace.

    Saw 1 flop where I was dealt 2 aces, flop was K-high (and ended up getting stacked by AK! Riiiiiiiigggged!!!!)


    Other things to note, it took me about an hour 3-tabling to see those 121 flops (SnG so you see fewer flops later). I had to play 6 SnGs in total to get enough data. If you only played 2, and were losing most hands, I don't see how you could have seen 100 flops. What was also clear to me was that it is very difficult to play poker and collect data at the same time and would recommend against it if you want your results to improve!



  • edited July 2013
    In Response to Re: why do so many aces always come out?:
    Well I hope Wayne stuck around long enough for the results... It took me 8 flops before I saw an ace on one of them, wasn't boding well. I took notes until 100 flops had been seen where I wasn't holding an ace.... (Includes flops where I've folded obvs, haven't got all day!) Saw 100 flops where my hole cards contained no aces. 18/100 contained an ace. Saw 20 flops where my hole cards contained one ace. 3/20 contained an ace. Saw 1 flop where I was dealt 2 aces, flop was K-high (and ended up getting stacked by AK! Riiiiiiiigggged!!!!) Other things to note, it took me about an hour 3-tabling to see those 121 flops (SnG so you see fewer flops later). I had to play 6 SnGs in total to get enough data. If you only played 2, and were losing most hands, I don't see how you could have seen 100 flops. What was also clear to me was that it is very difficult to play poker and collect data at the same time and would recommend against it if you want your results to improve!
    Posted by bbMike
    Seriously Mike, you need to get out more m8
  • edited July 2013
    I once flipped a coin 10 times and it came 8 heads and 2 tails.


    It's supposed to be 50/50 - FIXED COIN YO!


  • edited July 2013

            SURELY AROYAL FLUSH HAS AN ACE 5 ACES
  • edited July 2013
    In Response to Re: why do so many aces always come out?:
            SURELY AROYAL FLUSH HAS AN ACE 5 ACES
    Posted by daphne56
    Think about it.......
  • edited July 2013
    In Response to Re: why do so many aces always come out?:
    In Response to Re: why do so many aces always come out? : Seriously Mike, you need to get out more m8
    Posted by Slykllist
    Well yes, I do. It was an obvious waste of time before I started, and an obvious waste of even more time after it became clear exactly how long it was going to take to see 100 darn flops!!

    Just so fed up of these posts here there and everywhere. If you have a claim, make the claim AND THEN set about collecting the data to prove it. Don't pretend you've done so and come up with utterly utterly ridiculous numbers just because your pocket pair got smashed all in pre by an ace-rag a couple of times in a bounty hunter.

    That is all.
  • edited July 2013



        SILLY ME
  • edited July 2013
    these threads are getting crazier and crazier with made up stats.

    100 flops in just 2 sit and go's
    97/100 flops an ace

    these are on par with the thread in punters corner where someone claimed they were outdrawn on the river 4 hands in a row and the odds must have been over a BILLION to ONE.

    cmon people
  • edited July 2013
    Odds of flopping a straight are quoted as being about 1.3%, this guy's done it 4 times in a row!!

    In the spirit of completely ridiculously untrue statistics, the number of decimal places you need to make that non-zero is more than I've had hot dinners.

    Let's create some false scenarios that are at least partially believable.
  • edited July 2013
    Fingers crossed Wayney will have better luck in the freeroll at 18.30. Shall we rail to see if most of the flops have Aces? And it would be good to see another Royal over Quads. It's bound to happen.


  • edited July 2013
    I once flopped a royal flush... we got it all in, and he bloody rivered me
  • edited July 2013
    In Response to Re: why do so many aces always come out?:
    I once flopped a royal flush... we got it all in, and he bloody rivered me
    Posted by Lambert180
    i flopped 5 aces once and lost
  • edited July 2013
    Get this, Blind v Blind. I have suited 10's. End up allin pre, oppo also has 10's. 10 on the flop gives us both a set but he wins the pot cos he has the diamond.......GUTTED!

    I'm going back to 999 poker where I have won 1000's plus a Ford Escort, years supply of rich tea bisuits and hundreds of disposable lighters
  • edited July 2013
    In Response to Re: why do so many aces always come out?:
    Get this, Blind v Blind. I have suited 10's. End up allin pre, oppo also has 10's. 10 on the flop gives us both a set but he wins the pot cos he has the diamond.......GUTTED! I'm going back to 999 poker where I have won 1000's plus a Ford Escort, years supply of rich tea bisuits and hundreds of disposable lighters
    Posted by waller02
    Bonus..
  • edited July 2013
    In Response to Re: why do so many aces always come out?:
    In Response to Re: why do so many aces always come out? : Wow! I'm on my way. Bye Sky
    Posted by Jac35
    wow i am already there,and they give me nothing,what a rotten site, i am staying with sky,at least i have top of the posts :):):)xxxx sky-sam xx
  • edited July 2013
    I once folded 52 suited pre flop.  It was just the once though
  • edited July 2013
    In Response to Re: why do so many aces always come out?:
    I once folded 52 suited pre flop.  It was just the once though
    Posted by cenachav
    obv not ur BB then,
  • edited July 2013
    now now think about it he gets the impossible hand on the river again.

    my cards

    ace clubs, ace spades

    flop ace hearts, ace diamonds and king diamonds

    turn card 10 diamonds, river card queen diamonds

    turns his cards over and hallelulah he has jack diamonds, and ime ripped off again.
  • edited July 2013
    so why you still playing on sky poker and not in the wsop?
  • edited July 2013
    In Response to Re: why do so many aces always come out?:
    Fingers crossed Wayney will have better luck in the freeroll at 18.30. Shall we rail to see if most of the flops have Aces? And it would be good to see another Royal over Quads. It's bound to happen.
    Posted by NoseyBonk
    ive only played in that freeroll twice, won £1.78 1st time and £2.00 second time, but the winner only got about £11.00 i think, wasnt worth playing.
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