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Originally posted by: wjkomo
"Therefore to get a Royal, the remaining two Royal Cards would have to be in that pile that you chose." is what is being asked.
While the odds of a royal flush before playing a pick em hand are 1 in 650k, they are 1 in 1,081 to complete the Royal after being dealt 3 to a Royal, which is was is being asked in this case. This is the same odds in pick em as in most over VP games.
As far as the other comment above "I know it's a VERY volitile game". Actually it is not as volatile as other VP games because the Royal is not very important in the overall payout since it is so rare. On VPFREE2 they have the variance (volatility) stats for each game. For pick em the variance is 15.0, for 9/6 Jacks it is 19.5 and for Double Bonus it is 28.3
Originally posted by: wjkomo
"Therefore to get a Royal, the remaining two Royal Cards would have to be in that pile that you chose." is what is being asked.
While the odds of a royal flush before playing a pick em hand are 1 in 650k, they are 1 in 1,081 to complete the Royal after being dealt 3 to a Royal, which is was is being asked in this case. This is the same odds in pick em as in most over VP games.
As far as the other comment above "I know it's a VERY volitile game". Actually it is not as volatile as other VP games because the Royal is not very important in the overall payout since it is so rare. On VPFREE2 they have the variance (volatility) stats for each game. For pick em the variance is 15.0, for 9/6 Jacks it is 19.5 and for Double Bonus it is 28.3
Thank you for that info!
I'll be playen' Pick 'Em in about 6 hours. Jet leaves Seattle in 4 hours.
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