The most troublesome hand

[LUKADONCICMVP]

for me is KK i always seems to lose with it smh

 

[Vladqt]

I lost the most hands with AK, so I think she

 

[Acechador]

It is difficult for me to play with AK, TT, JJ

 

[77ecos]

AK but in advanced situations of the tournament, I think that I always give it a lot of value and I have been wrong several times to go all in when I should not have made that movement, the worst thing is that it is an error that despite having it detected sometimes I keep commenting

 

[sincos]

AK is a great traitor!

 

[Roobz75]

For me, the most difficult hand is probably a pair of tens. There's literally nothing you can do if there's at least one overcard on the table, especially if there are three or more players in the hand, and that's why I don't like 1010 the most.

My friend's favourite hand. She always goes all in with it, that's when I know what she's got and go over the top or call her, if I have better.

 

[Alexey Shley]

Yes, in principle, any hand can be called a problem if it is not played correctly. Very often, QC falls into AA, or AK falls into AA. So even 72 can be a good hand in a certain situation and beat AA or KK.

 

[Luvepoker]

For me it would be pocket kings. They just kill me, and I need to play them better.

 

[ninocabral]

for me, without a doubt, it's the AA, it even seems like magic, if I take an AA, I lose my hand regardless of whether it goes to the flop or not

 

[LUKADONCICMVP]

ak is a terrible hand to play since it´s usually a coin flip situation lol hard to win flips

 

[A kiravio]

What is that hand that, despite being strong, often gets you into trouble?
For me it is

For me it's JJ, I feel like a donkey when I play it and I rarely go out without shame 🤣

 

[alabos]

I'm not fan of a-a if you play hard everybody fold and if just check the game can be change and you loose

 

[ChubbySin]

For me it is and

 

[Quikcue]

AA usually gets me into trouble. I don't know whats happening, all-in and out

I think all prs are trouble but irresistible. They lower your chances for a straight or flush. I'd rather have 9-10 suited favored

 

[GNuTTz]

Good question. JJ PROBABLY. Anything less than pocket AA can be worrisome- depends on the flop.

 

[Mantinhoo]

AK for sure. It can be extremely strong hand, but at the same time can cause a lot of problems.

 

[poweROFLuck]

Small pairs.. 22 33 44 because if you have someone raising big preflop you don't know what to do and sometimes you are delusional going all-in with small pair and make a gift to rest of the table