So, the probability of KK getting cracked by 2 random hands 3 times in succession is:(0.32 * 0.32 * 0.32) * 100.00 = 3.28%, or 1 in 33.So, it was a 32/1 shot against, if the 3-way assumption holds water. Let's assume that you are in a 3-way each time at the river.Neglecting the odds of being DEALT the KK 3 out of 4, realize that KK will be cracked 32% of the time vs.
Well, first we need to make some assumptions. The only time I ever won a big pot was playing AA against KK and 66 and the board came out AK6, turn and river were blanks. I don't usually win a big pot with AA, even if I do flop a set, chances are most players will be getting out of the hand. If the betting's been capped on the turn with a straight possibility, flush possibility and etc, you know your aces are no good and your probably drawing dead, so why hold on to them? The truth is most monster pots are won with suited connectors, calling down to the river when you have pot odds and a good draw to hit the nuts. Of course, it's still a very good hand to hold, but don't get attached to it and refuse to fold. You should never feel like your entititled to a pot just because you hold AA. Just because they start out as the best or 1 of the best doesn't mean they stay that way.
I think the way you have to look at AA, KK, AK and etc is that they're good starting hands, I repeat good STARTING hands.
