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Originally Posted by answer20
Just so you know .. FireKeepers BBJ policy has changed. Now a room share once the jackpot gets over 75K ... which it just went over that mark in the last week or so.
AAAJJ beat ... use both hole cards.
Seems primed to hit since it really doesn't get over 40K very often. GL
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Originally Posted by Pot Odds RAC
It's not primed to hit. At all.
You can calculate the odds of a given bad beat qualifying hand being dealt, assuming 9 hands face up all the way to the river. I assumed that all $1.00 of the drop from each hand went into the BBJ (only $0.60 ish does, the rest goes into the reserve pot, but then it comes out to start the next one, so it's a wash in the long term). I worked it out for the MGM BBJ once and the odds were something like 150,000:1. So *on average* it would hit with $150k in the BBJ *if every hand went 9 ways to showdown*. That's obviously not the case, so figure maybe twice that in reality. I think there must be enough "bad" hands that get folded out before crossing the $20 mark to contribute to the pot that the odds are somewhat better based on the ones that *do* see a jackpot drop. (Although, I don't really remember that many hands with pots below $20 either.)
That was for quads over quads, so it'll hit a little more often for the AAAJJ as that's easier to get. But there's still no way the long term average should be less than $100k.
Even once the pot is above the long term average, it's not "primed to hit".