BillyR23
Legend
Loyaler
In multi way pots I really like to play low suited cards like 45s or 56s as this hands are well disguised and you can win huge pots when you hit trips or a straight against people that have a hard time letting go of strong starting hands and/ or don't have a good game postflop...
GL all at the tables!
GL all at the tables!
zwbb
Legend
Bronze Level
AA, KK, AK
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Mercurius
Rock Star
Silver Level
Mid suited gappers (75s, 97s) if you can get in fairly cheaply with position (ie smallish open and 3bet) in multi-way pots. Easy to let go but when they catch you turn a sub-par holding into decent wins or even stacks when people can’t get away from their overpairs and sets
Prefer these over JJ/TT - which I find are harder to let go and largely losing hands
Prefer these over JJ/TT - which I find are harder to let go and largely losing hands
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c0rnBr34d
Visionary
Silver Level
The bolded hurts my head. I know I'm somewhat new to online poker but in my modest 91k sample my DB shows these hands are crushing. Not AA, but still crushing hard. If you're losing money with JJ/TT maybe review some of those hands to see when you could have gotten away:
75s - 266 Hands - BB/100 = -10.25 (losing)
97s - 261 Hands - BB/100 = -68.41 (losing a lot!)
AKs - 256 Hands - BB/100 = 398.05
AKo - 802 Hands - BB/100 = 110.44
99 - 422 Hands - BB/100 = 177.38
TT - 455 Hands - BB/100 = 398.26
JJ - 361 Hands - BB/100 = 435.44
QQ - 426 Hands - BB/100 = 659.38
KK - 406 Hands - BB/100 = 695.48
AA - 388 Hands - BB/100 = 1,262.53
And to answer OPs question I like 99 and A4s
Evan Jarvis
Legend
Platinum Level
A5s JTs 99
Nut flushes get paid by lesser flushes
JTs makes the most nut straights
99 doesn't always flop a set, but when it does it's usually top set or middle set on an A or K high board with AK is gonna give us alllllllllllllllll the monies :stupido:
Evan Jarvis
Legend
Platinum Level
great minds think alike :burnout: