SBR Casino Promo: Win an iPad 3 playing Blackjack!

[onlooker]

Now I have to figure out why my copy and paste of tables don't show tables on the forum.

Hey Capy, what browser you using?

[yisman]

congrats
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never got 2 in a row, although the dealer did

[Jimmy Proffett]

so 1 in like 100 mill just won in 1hour, 20 min

I'd love to know where you got 1 in 100 million from. Why don't you just leave these threads alone

Congrats, Boeing!!

And OF COURSE I lost my 475 points. Thanks a bunch, SBR, you cokks!

I'm down about 300 or so. Oh well, better luck next time.

[SBR Lou]

Congrats boeing power!

PROMO OVER

[ttwarrior1]

the odds of lets say 400 people playing this non stop, is 1 in 879 thousand hands

I'd love to know where you got 1 in 100 million from. Why don't you just leave these threads alone



Down about 300 or so. Oh well, better luck next time.

[Capybara]

That sucks so bad, Jimmy. Sorry, bud!!!!!

[shari91]

the odds of lets say 400 people playing this non stop, is 1 in 879 thousand hands

Where do you get this stuff from???

<h2 style="margin-top: 1em; margin-right: 0px; margin-bottom: 1em; margin-left: 0px; padding-top: 0px; padding-right: 0px; padding-bottom: 0px; padding-left: 0px; font-size: 1.2em; ">What are the odds of getting 3 blackjacks in a row with 1 deck 4 players and one dealer.
— Joe P from Parma Heights, USA</h2>I’m going to assume there is never a shuffle between hands. The three other players don’t matter. The answer would be 2³*(16/52)*(4/51)*(15/50)*(3/49)*(14/48)*(2/47)= 0.00004401, or about 1 in 22722. If there were a shuffle between hands the probability would increase substantially.

[boeing power]

thanks guys,

I played for an hour and a half and came close 3 times, then hit the threesome.

finished up 120 points also

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[Jimmy Proffett]

Where do you get this stuff from???

What are the odds of getting 3 blackjacks in a row with 1 deck 4 players and one dealer.
— Joe P from Parma Heights, USA

I’m going to assume there is never a shuffle between hands. The three other players don’t matter. The answer would be 2³*(16/52)*(4/51)*(15/50)*(3/49)*(14/48)*(2/47)= 0.00004401, or about 1 in 22722. If there were a shuffle between hands the probability would increase substantially.

I saw this on wizard of odds also. I wish I was better at statistics, or just math for that matter. I'd like to know how many people were playing at the time, b/c if it was 400, then 400/22722 = 0.0176 or a 1.76% chance 1 player gets 3 blackjacks in a row. One person getting 1 blackjack is 2.41%. A little less of a chance but not all that far off. Factor in that it was online and everyone prob using the quick play option.... I'm kinda surprised it took that long actually.

[SBR_John]

Congrads! (dam that was fast)

[milwaukee mike]

I'm guessing we had the equivalent of 20-30 people all playing super fast for 1-2 hours both times

which would put the time taken for a win right around expectations

[milwaukee mike]

congrats boeing you got the 2 ipad badges I was looking for