bombardinho
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So, you're very lucky and you got them on preflop AA. Missiles! Yes, it is called pocket aces, which in 80% of cases will lead you to victory in the hand. These same missiles can rest in something combined, like a small street. But do you know American Airlines (you understand that this is their second name?)- always a welcome Guest in your poker pocket. What can I say about this wonderful combination? Well, just that she's also bullets. Is it true?
Continue. ACE-king. A good couple, but often loses because of the wrong pattern. No wonder these cards are called "Big Slick".
"Big chicken" AQ. The name speaks for itself (as well as Americans and does capacious – "big Chicks"). The oldest and most influential child is a woman, continuing to be a woman.
AJ, and even better in such sequence-JA. It's more like an ass, after all. Those who know English will understand the beauty of word games. After all, the term can be read as "donkey"and"donkey donkey". This is, of course, the right name for a combination that is kind and strong, but something is often lost.
A8. It would seem, torn out of nowhere combination, nothing special. However, this side was filmed in the century before the player when he won a good jackpot by showing it. Dead man's hand is why they call him that.
KK. Two cowboys galloping on the Prairie. Stop them can only missiles, but only in the case when the cowboys will join his third friend. For the" deadly force " of this hand it is still called king Kong. He would walk most of the combinations in the powerful footsteps.
KQ. King and Queen. In short, the Royal family, as well as marriage
KJ. Kayak. Got a boat.
K9. Another example of word play. It's called a combination of dogs. in both English. yaz. the word dog ("dog") is read as well as K9. And K9, in turn, means canine service.
K3. Allocate in slang and such combinations. They call him the king's crab.
WITH QQ. Probably the most vivid epithets of the couple. After all, most poker players were and still are men. And so they don't miss their attention as much as the two women gathered in their hands. Ladies - the most simple and clear. And the Hilton sisters call them, and aces from canada (for what, I wonder?). Some of them were made periodically on a double date. And obviously they couldn't meet the player's expectations once if they were called whores.
QJ. He's A "Maverick".
QT is Again a play on words. Ask the Englishman to read this combination quickly, and he will say the word “Queen of ten”, similar to the quintet.
Q7. This, to let you know, is a computer hand, not a weak hand that should be dropped in almost all cases.
Q3. The waiter is gay, and the busboy is from San Francisco.
JJ. A fun card, especially if you're playing wrong. Often referred to as either "the Joker", or in the form and likeness of the (fishing) hooks.
J5, in our country. Jackson is five, that's all.
J4. Flat tire.
TT. It's simple. Had the circulation coin of 10 cents. And this combination is called-a penny.
T5. Walsworth.
T4. Convoy.
T2. Map Of Doyle Brunson. Nicknamed "Texas Dolly".
99. Here you can see the intersection of poker with other sports. The great hockey player Wayne Gretzky played at number 99, that's why they call this pocket combination. It is also known as "meat hooks" and "German virgin" (don't even ask why).
98. Oldsmobile.
95. Dolly Parton.
92. Montana Banana.
88. Do I look? Of course, snowmen! And it's octopuses, dog balls and piano keys.
77. Again crossing with sticks. Also known as a walking stick and a strip of sunset (it's really a romantic view of poker).
76. Oil Union.
72. Hammer (aka "hammer").
66. Route 66, same as route 66.
69. Dinner for two.
55. If the pennies were 10 cents, the Nickel was 5. The musical view of the combination is expressed in the title Presto, which means a fast rhythm in the melody. (I wonder if this means the speed at which you need to reset the card data on the preflop?). Pocket fives is also known as the speed limit is "speed limit". (And in this case the speed is limited. So we play? This, of course, marginal hand).
57. Heinz.
44. They're yachts and sails. Found the name " Magnum."
45. Jesse James (for his colt .45).
33. The undisputed leader in the slang designation of this combination - "crabs".
39. Jack Benny.
38. Raquel Welch.
22. Duck.
29. Branchy.
Continue. ACE-king. A good couple, but often loses because of the wrong pattern. No wonder these cards are called "Big Slick".
"Big chicken" AQ. The name speaks for itself (as well as Americans and does capacious – "big Chicks"). The oldest and most influential child is a woman, continuing to be a woman.
AJ, and even better in such sequence-JA. It's more like an ass, after all. Those who know English will understand the beauty of word games. After all, the term can be read as "donkey"and"donkey donkey". This is, of course, the right name for a combination that is kind and strong, but something is often lost.
A8. It would seem, torn out of nowhere combination, nothing special. However, this side was filmed in the century before the player when he won a good jackpot by showing it. Dead man's hand is why they call him that.
KK. Two cowboys galloping on the Prairie. Stop them can only missiles, but only in the case when the cowboys will join his third friend. For the" deadly force " of this hand it is still called king Kong. He would walk most of the combinations in the powerful footsteps.
KQ. King and Queen. In short, the Royal family, as well as marriage
KJ. Kayak. Got a boat.
K9. Another example of word play. It's called a combination of dogs. in both English. yaz. the word dog ("dog") is read as well as K9. And K9, in turn, means canine service.
K3. Allocate in slang and such combinations. They call him the king's crab.
WITH QQ. Probably the most vivid epithets of the couple. After all, most poker players were and still are men. And so they don't miss their attention as much as the two women gathered in their hands. Ladies - the most simple and clear. And the Hilton sisters call them, and aces from canada (for what, I wonder?). Some of them were made periodically on a double date. And obviously they couldn't meet the player's expectations once if they were called whores.
QJ. He's A "Maverick".
QT is Again a play on words. Ask the Englishman to read this combination quickly, and he will say the word “Queen of ten”, similar to the quintet.
Q7. This, to let you know, is a computer hand, not a weak hand that should be dropped in almost all cases.
Q3. The waiter is gay, and the busboy is from San Francisco.
JJ. A fun card, especially if you're playing wrong. Often referred to as either "the Joker", or in the form and likeness of the (fishing) hooks.
J5, in our country. Jackson is five, that's all.
J4. Flat tire.
TT. It's simple. Had the circulation coin of 10 cents. And this combination is called-a penny.
T5. Walsworth.
T4. Convoy.
T2. Map Of Doyle Brunson. Nicknamed "Texas Dolly".
99. Here you can see the intersection of poker with other sports. The great hockey player Wayne Gretzky played at number 99, that's why they call this pocket combination. It is also known as "meat hooks" and "German virgin" (don't even ask why).
98. Oldsmobile.
95. Dolly Parton.
92. Montana Banana.
88. Do I look? Of course, snowmen! And it's octopuses, dog balls and piano keys.
77. Again crossing with sticks. Also known as a walking stick and a strip of sunset (it's really a romantic view of poker).
76. Oil Union.
72. Hammer (aka "hammer").
66. Route 66, same as route 66.
69. Dinner for two.
55. If the pennies were 10 cents, the Nickel was 5. The musical view of the combination is expressed in the title Presto, which means a fast rhythm in the melody. (I wonder if this means the speed at which you need to reset the card data on the preflop?). Pocket fives is also known as the speed limit is "speed limit". (And in this case the speed is limited. So we play? This, of course, marginal hand).
57. Heinz.
44. They're yachts and sails. Found the name " Magnum."
45. Jesse James (for his colt .45).
33. The undisputed leader in the slang designation of this combination - "crabs".
39. Jack Benny.
38. Raquel Welch.
22. Duck.
29. Branchy.
