You're a Bunch of Factors

featuring Matty Norwood as the AweSome Dealer.

Mick Wastell as the Winner.

with Chip and a Chair Russell Minnet as the Runner Up.

starring a cast of 'losers' including the BennyJammer( benny the cunt macca), AK and his entorage , JD and his all star mates.

Big Bob B. appears as himself at the 'final table scene'.

Gorrdy and Kara play the romantic couple with Zack having audio participation.

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Love the theme music, Bruce

Not too shabby there bruce.

Needed more poker in it though. . And some showdowns. .

Hey Bruce,
Thanks for the feature. Would have been good if you had Simon's ROYAL FLUSH in there and my runner,runner trip "4"s and poor old Zack's AK bust out to our "Chopped" pocket queens !!!!!

That was an awesome final table without doubt the most exciting we've seen for a long time (maybe ever )!!!

Congratulations to Mick he played fantastic poker !!

Matty excelled himself in the dealing stakes, he will never be able to do that again !!! (but we live in hope)

DJ KRUSTY

Brett Kay wrote:Not too shabby there bruce.

Needed more poker in it though. . And some showdowns. .

TA....yea late minute stuff after Matty yells ' wheres the Camera...??? he'd had just dealt a Royal Flush and quoted how many hands a regular player needs to play in a life time.. to get a RF.
camera quality fair as it came from my mobile phone whos memory card filled up near the end..

stay tuned HD next ??

that final table was amazing, ive never seen that many twists and turns

marino_1251 wrote:that final table was amazing, ive never seen that many twists and turns

ZACK!!!!
YOU SHOULD BE WRITING IN UPPER CASE LIKE THIS SO WE KNOW IT'S YOU M8 BECAUSE YOU'RE ALWAYS YELLING EVEN WHEN YOUR NOT!!!!!!!!

how many hands does a regular player need in his lifetime to get a royal flush???

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marino_1251 wrote:how many hands does a regular player need in his lifetime to get a royal flush???

A bit of maths for you zack and others

using combination theory, there are 2,598,960 different 5 card poker hands. 4 of these combinations are royal flushes.

so the chances of getting a royal flush are 1 in 649740.

a slight complication is that the above is for a 5 card hand, not the best 5 cards out of 7 cards. so we have to multiply this number by 21, as there are 21 5 card combinations that can be made with 7 cards.

so the actual number is 1 in 30940 hands.



that is the probability of a royal flush, but that doesn't mean that you will get one in that time, or that you wont get more than that.

myself, i have never been dealt a royal, let alone a straight flush in holdem (i have folded one, and been dealt one in omaha but that doesn't count). i reckon i would have easily played in the hundreds of thousands of hands without getting even a straight flush. some people i know have got lots.