I heard the other day that the perfect lineup this past week contained FOUR dolphins. That is almost staistically impossible...yet it happened.
Let’s not confuse possibility-impossibility with likelihood. You are referring to the likelihood.
I’ve never sat at a poker table that had a bad beat jackpot awarded despite logging many hours in a casino. Yet I’ve seen it happen at other tables plenty. It’s not likely to happen on any given hand but it’s statistically possible on any given hand. That’s a big difference.
Seriously? You feel the need to comment so badly that you feel the need to explain to me the difference between possible/impossible which is a binary situation and likelihood (that Ive never heard as a technical term in all my math classes as opposed to probability that I have become quite familiar with over the years). Of course one could probably calculate those odds which becomes quite cumbersome in this instance because the variables are immense. OR couldnt we stick with something being ALMOST STATISTICALLY IMPOSSIBLE and realize that means the same thing.... not impossible but statistically unlikely? Just like one teams runningbacks COULD score over 100 FF points in a week 1/2 pt ppr but it is ALMOST statistically impossible. but yet totally possible but highly unlikely....(unless you are playing the hapless Broncos and you are the Miami dolphins of course)I heard the other day that the perfect lineup this past week contained FOUR dolphins. That is almost staistically impossible...yet it happened.
Let’s not confuse possibility-impossibility with likelihood. You are referring to the likelihood.
I’ve never sat at a poker table that had a bad beat jackpot awarded despite logging many hours in a casino. Yet I’ve seen it happen at other tables plenty. It’s not likely to happen on any given hand but it’s statistically possible on any given hand. That’s a big difference.

