im curious about this!!!

[tablelooser]

played a sng at wass and 2 guys went allin preflop 1 shows AA the other 1 55 flop came A88 then the %indicator on the guy with AA says WIN, isnt it 2 cards to come what if they where 2 5s? so how secure is online gambling towards the site owners? Any one that knows anything about this?

[welshgit]

ive seen the win indicator go from win to loose at the river lol

does make you think about it sometimes

[mosa]

There was something about this on the PDC forum years back when they 1st started.....

I'm pretty sure Admins response was that the % chance was less than 1% and it's that way that its % calculator doesn't show decimals.

They said that it had been forwarded to the tech deparment and that it would show 1% instead of win for %'s less than 1

Either the tech department didn't get round to changing it , or more likely an old batch of coding has been used at somepoint when coding updates, and the original bug has sneaked back in

[prueba1__1]

Originally Posted by mosa

I'm pretty sure Admins response was that the % chance was less than 1% and it's that way that its % calculator doesn't show decimals.

I was thinking about that and I think is terrible that the calculator said "you win". It is almost impossible to lose but the calculator has to say "you will win 99,9% the hands". Because this is the probability to get 5-5 in turn and river.

If the size table is 9 players the probability is:
18 cards dealt in the preflop (2 per player)
3 cards dealt in the flop.
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21 cards

(of course we ignore the possibility that one of the card 5 are already dealt)
We have 52-21=31 different cards to deal in the turn. Probably to deal a 5-card is 1/31
We have 30 different cards to deal in the river.Probably to deal the other 5-card is 1/30.
Then the probability total is (1/31)x(1/30) = 0,00107527 -> 0,1075%

[stepgen]

maybe it takes into account that a 5 was dealt thus leaving just one left and ni chance of the 5s winning the hand

[prueba1__1]

Originally Posted by stepgen

maybe it takes into account that a 5 was dealt thus leaving just one left and ni chance of the 5s winning the hand

But how the calculator knows if the 5 was dealt to other player. If the calculator knows that the room poker is a fraud.

[stepgen]

Originally Posted by prueba1__1

But how the calculator knows if the 5 was dealt to other player. If the calculator knows that the room poker is a fraud.

Tablerlooser never said he was using a calculator. he was playing at WassPoker which gives you up the % of each hand when two or more are all in. So it is the calculation of the site itself

[dosantos]

things happen everyday on online poker that make you think shady things are happening, and probably most of the time they are

[Starkhov]

it should update after everycard , if the turn comes out to be a 5 he would still be 0% but if another 5 would have turned up on the river it would have changed to 100% on the other guy.

[elbandido32]

maybe it knew that one or both 5s remaining were folded?