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[regnis]

But let's round very roughly and say that you should get a royal flush twice (really about 1.55) in a million hands. I don't know if the odds are the same in 10,000 hands, because you have only 10,000 initial deals which may not provide the same number of opportunities to even attempt the royal.

Are you saying that the player is less likely to hit a royal, because they would be dealt fewer optimal drawing hands?

That wouldn't favor the player, but earlier you wrote that 100-play would skew results in favor of the player.

In the 10,000, one good hand, 100 times, will certainly skew the results whereas one good hand in a million hand set will not have as much effect.

Coach--I am not posing the question to be argumentative. Rather, I am asking because I don't know the answer but am trying to apply some logic (whether right or wrong). And yes, I felt that 1 good hand applied 100 times would skew the results. What I don't know is whether the lesser number of hands to get the good royal draw offsets this. But again, I am just suggesting that logically, the million hand vs. 10,000 hand x 100 applications may produce different results, regardless of what wizard may have said.