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For poker experts: a question / opinion for the attention …?
To the best of your knowledge (in hold 'em) and / or personal opinion what are the opening hands you would not fold (ie a good hand), before the flop? explainations, cautionary advice, and is good poker stories Most welcomes ^ ^
Group1. AA, KK. All other hands I would fold if there is a crystalline that off my stack when I lose. Lift 3-6 times and sometimes slow-play if some1 else rddy bet, raise all positions group 2 AKs 4-5 times the big blind, but beware, because you pair are usually the underdog. All Group 3-position AQs, AK, QQ increase 4 times the blind. All position Group4-AJS, KQs, JJ, 10, 10 lift, 3 – 3/1/2 Big Blind. Dump, if there were a few more increases. All positions. Group 5-AJ, KQ, KJ, A 10s, 10s J, QJ other couples. Lift 3 times the big blind and get ready to dump, if there is a lot of action. Late Mid. Normally lag in the pocket pairs, J 10s, and try to c the flop cheap. Group6-KJ, A 10, Y 10, Q 10 s and all other suited connectors or other ace that is suitable. ex (A7S) Raise without action preflop with KJ, A 10 and occasionally the detected suitable connecors.Dump if necessary. Late only. Remember KQ with hands like AJ, A10, KJ, K10, you could have couple above, but you can some1 dominated complely. For ex. They keep KJ and the flop comes out K, 5, 9 rainbow, you lose maybe. People could K5, have KQ, KK, AK, AA, 55 or 99 You will probably have the best hand but u have to be careful. I would bring 3 / 4 's the pot size. If you re-raised u determind to have whether it is fixed or loose or if he's bluffing often. If it is dense and rarely played hands either he is impatient or he has influenced you. I would be Usually fold. The higher the stakes the more true that is. if hes loose call him by all means. All these hands, you should vary your game with ex. Cold Call with AK, if it a good bet, raise with small pocket pairs, with garbage hands has to raise, raise with suited connectors. So you can catch your oppenent off guard and take care They expect to have on hand, dass Edit QQ should be in group2 and JJ should be in group 3.
Unbelievable Poker Hand AA vs KK vs QQ + insane fold
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