AA, KK

Both

The idea is you want to scare other bigger hands out before they get a straight or better.

Completely, It depends on the situation of the place.

How long many elements can be taken into consideration indicates the height of the quality of the player.

But, You force yourself.

AA, All in, KK fold.
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This is the best hand for all in....what are u wait

Hello! I try to knock out a weak hand by raising preflop to make it easier to orientate.

Pilger25 said:

Which hands should I raise with again before the flop?

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For AA and KK, I would always suggest a re-raise if there is more than 2 players in the hand as you want to try to isolate a bit to reduce the variance of other hands beating yours. If 2 players or less, it depends on the pot size for me and if I am trying to have them both in the hand to increase the pot.

when you raise preflop. it's not just because you have a good hand. but it's also to push your opponents to fold poorer hands preflop. the hands you should bet with depends on your position at the tables it also has other factors that come into play including your betting frequency and your image at the table. here is a chart that can help identify which hands you can play with depending on your position.