how likely is this poker scenario SBR?

[mikew]

dude that's been here for 5 minutes telling one of the most senior and valuable members of sbr what to do

lol

[aceking]

So how did the hand finish?

i think it was 180 + 6X30 + 3X30 + 0 .

wal66 missed a straight flush draw and didn't call my all-in .

[Art Vandeleigh]

Well I don't know the exact numbers, but

The probability that 2 or more players are dealt pocket pairs (any) in a given hand (full table) - 1 in 3, 4, 5 hands (just guessing)?

multiplied by the probabilty that these players will see the flop

multiplied by the probabilty that the larger pocket pair will hit a set - this is 1 in 8

multiplied by the probabilty the smaller pp doesn't hit a set - this is 7/8

multiplied by the probabilty that the smaller pair continues in the hand after the flop

multiplied by appx 1 in 1000 for runner runner.

= not too high a probabilty, but not zero either, as you unfortunately experienced.

[icancount2one]

Correct answer is 2.3%

All the money got in with one card to come and one out.

Unlucky, dude.

[fixxer]

MMike: Not with kings, and not with sixes, but yes, just the same happened. Believe it or not.

[k13]

SBR is the most predictable poker ever. I call every hand before it comes.

Today JJ vs A10

100% Aces comes.

I would bet a $1000 at even money.