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Bad beat or sheer bad luck?

Not me but on my table earlier tonight - quads beaten by quads.  What are the odds?
SPARTASC Small blind   £0.02 £0.02 £2.35
JAC07 Big blind   £0.04 £0.06 £4.79
  Your hole cards
  • 5
  • J
     
moorey4 Fold        
TVSpice Fold        
shoskione Call   £0.04 £0.10 £1.35
garner909 Fold        
SPARTASC Raise   £0.08 £0.18 £2.27
JAC07 Call   £0.06 £0.24 £4.73
shoskione Call   £0.06 £0.30 £1.29
Flop
   
  • Q
  • Q
  • A
     
SPARTASC Check        
JAC07 Check        
shoskione Check        
Turn
   
  • Q
     
SPARTASC Check        
JAC07 Bet   £0.08 £0.38 £4.65
shoskione Call   £0.08 £0.46 £1.21
SPARTASC Call   £0.08 £0.54 £2.19
River
   
  • A
     
SPARTASC Bet   £1.12 £1.66 £1.07
JAC07 Fold        
shoskione All-in   £1.21 £2.87 £0.00
SPARTASC Call   £0.09 £2.96 £0.98
SPARTASC Show
  • A
  • A
     
shoskione Show
  • Q
  • 2
     
SPARTASC Win Four Aces £2.73   £3.71

Comments

  • edited December 2013
    neither really all i can say is it's just very bad play by the AA and he was extra extra lucky to win at all

    1 the min raise is very unlikely to get folds
    2 check and check call on flop and turn he is clearly signalling weak hands
    3 having shown all that sign of weakness, the is no way his opponent can have an A and the chance of him having that 4th Q is 2/52 and anything else will simply fold.

    their was a one once happened and was shown on the TV channel live that one was when KKvs AA went all in pre flop was KAKxA
  • edited December 2013
    Correct me if I am wrong, however isn't the chance from the perspective of the player holding of AA that the other players chance of holding the other Q 1/45, as they have 2 cards and there is the 5 street cards total 7 cards. 52-7 is 45 and there is only 1 queen left so 1/45.

    Is this correct, just I thought that is how the calcs were done..?
  • edited December 2013
    guess I forgot about them 7 cards that are out. but it still will be2 in 45 that he has been drawn the final queen as we have 2 cards so that's 2 chances from a total of 45 cards.

    but truthfully hand selection odds would be done based on his VPIP which I guess with him is atleast 80% to be calling with Q2o
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