jimmy andres
Rock Star
Silver Level
Hello the best way to play JJ is equating the big blind initial or paying 2 big blinds, if on the flop you do not hit but you see that you take the advantage do not withdraw before a low bet like 1 or 2 big blinds equal to see if you improve Game on the following streets. I hope you serve luck on the tables.
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Blacki001
Enthusiast
Silver Level
depends where on what table you plaing jacks.
NLH 6 max id always 3 bet in position or call out of position / makes it unlicky for the opponent to put you on jacks if a Jack hit on the flop.
Then slow play flop - mostly gonna check call whit a set or over paar - if there are 2 overs on board you basicly make 3rd paar id lean to check callign aggresive players and lean to check flop to a nit player.
Heads up and Tournament poker, Never Folding it pre
NLH 6 max id always 3 bet in position or call out of position / makes it unlicky for the opponent to put you on jacks if a Jack hit on the flop.
Then slow play flop - mostly gonna check call whit a set or over paar - if there are 2 overs on board you basicly make 3rd paar id lean to check callign aggresive players and lean to check flop to a nit player.
Heads up and Tournament poker, Never Folding it pre
Amanda A
Legend
Bronze Level
I like to mix up my play so sometimes I will call or raise with JJ, then it depends on the amount of action and the flop. It is a really good hand though. If I've been card dead for hours I love to see JJ. You can't just throw a hand like that away easily without trying. If the flop comes all low you've got a good shot of having the best hand and if it comes with a J and someone hits their K or A you can win a lot of money (assuming there's no straight).
