Le 17/12/2014 15:47, Warp a écrit :
> This reminded me of a question I asked in another forum:
> 
> There's a video out there of a Texas Hold'em showdown between
> two players where one of the players has four aces and the other
> has a royal flush. What is the probability of this happening?
> (Express the answer in the form "1 in x".)
> 

Mu. "0 in infinity" (not 1, it's 0). Unless you play with more than 52
cards (that's call cheating in the rural country-part, but may be it is
the rule in the self-called civilised area such as Wall street ?)

A royal flush has an ace (and king, queen...) , so that would make 5
aces in the deck. Heart, spade, diamond, club, and... what your name for
the fifth ?

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