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augustolorenzzo
Rising Star
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It is difficult to answer your question unequivocally. It all depends on many circumstances: your position, the behavior of the players at the table, the composition of the cards on the flop, etc. Sometimes it's better to fold with AA. Every situation is unique. But usually I raise preflop independently of the position in order to reduce risks and knock out players with not very good hands, which can increase further. And then I act on the situation. But you have to remember that you can always lose with AA after the river =)Hey guys,
I wanna to discuss with you today, about hands that are really strong pre-flop, like AA, KK, but could lose depending on the flop.
Can you fold a very strong hand when the flop is not your friend? or do you still think will you win somehow?
Yes you can fold still AA or KK on flop if flop is wet,like so many outs for straight and flush,and ofcourse depends on what range of hand you put your opponent,something like that,but not fold is it is a some bet like half pot or something like that,but all in still can fold on flop.Hey guys,
I wanna to discuss with you today, about hands that are really strong pre-flop, like AA, KK, but could lose depending on the flop.
Can you fold a very strong hand when the flop is not your friend? or do you still think will you win somehow?
NEVER!!!! You should never fold theses kind of hands. Even in freerolls you shouldn´t fold. Depending on the table you can limp. Or Raise. Or even all-in It´s up to the risks you are ready to take Thats it. RgdsHey guys,
I wanna to discuss with you today, about hands that are really strong pre-flop, like AA, KK, but could lose depending on the flop.
Can you fold a very strong hand when the flop is not your friend? or do you still think will you win somehow?
Agree But to Fold an AA or KK is very unusual. You can limp or check. But never FoldIt is difficult to answer your question unequivocally. It all depends on many circumstances: your position, the behavior of the players at the table, the composition of the cards on the flop, etc. Sometimes it's better to fold with AA. Every situation is unique. But usually I raise preflop independently of the position in order to reduce risks and knock out players with not very good hands, which can increase further. And then I act on the situation. But you have to remember that you can always lose with AA after the river =)
Well, I feel you there. It's bad play from the opponent 9/10 times but it's pure bad luck he's lucky against you. The other times he won't hit and loses.It is funny how every time i get AA or KK the flop always comes out A flush or straight draw. Never fails. What's sad is I'm very aggressive so usual just one person calls. And of coarse that person normal hits his cards. I'm just that unlucky or am I?
Hey guys,
I wanna to discuss with you today, about hands that are really strong pre-flop, like AA, KK, but could lose depending on the flop.
Can you fold a very strong hand when the flop is not your friend? or do you still think will you win somehow?