what hands do you go all-in with

[Baurzhan11]

Hello chat today's topic

what hands do you go all-in with I go all-in with only aces and kings

 

[Roobz75]

Pocket AAs and JJs. Sometimes hesitant with the KKs

 

[Syltan]

Hello chat today's topic

what hands do you go all-in with I go all-in with only aces and kings

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[Alex Sentsov]

With hands that are stronger than opponents' likely range

 

[paddyswarrior]

All depends on the situation but if it's preflop and I'm last to act with 2 all ins already for example, I probably won't call with Anything less than QQ

Again, it all depends on the situation

 

[ratbat615]

It depends:

1: how many players are in the pot

2: how aggressive are the players

3: my chip Size/ how many blinds

4: are we close to the money 💴

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[Risto234]

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[James2023]

Depending on the time and situation any hand. Sometimes on your last resort that q7s could bring you back to life.

 

[BrunoFabri01]

I usually go all-in with JJ or higher, but I call with a few lower pairs as well....

 

[lauestla]

It depends on situation and stacks. If I am short stacked I can go all-in with TT for example. But I generally shove with KK or AA.

 

[kitchy65]

I only ever shove preflop with AA ...everything else is chaff,

KK,QQ I use to raise preflop, to elicit action, and again anything lower is chaff

AK, AK, AJ ....I limp then call ANY bet into me with those hands.

Of course, for cash games my range is much wider.

 

[Eduard0Felipe]

Difficult to answer this question without a specific scenario, there are thousands of odds, opponents, stacks, tournament situation, position and many more, but in general, it would be with pairs, A, K on a given occasion, in short, numerous variables.

 

[hamon08]

Hello chat today's topic

what hands do you go all-in with I go all-in with only aces and kings

When I play cash and the player's stack is about 100BB, I go all-in only with KK and AA (these are just the tight regulars), and against bad players I go all-in with 10-10-AA, AKo and maybe sometimes AQs, but this is against very bad players who constantly go all-in.

 

[Igorok023]

2,7 😂😂

 

[Lipki3]

It all depends on the size of the stack

 

[NewL]

if I go all in with AA or KK i lose 99% of the time. so something like this is decided by gut feeling, pot and opponent

 

[Gallarado777]

I go to the end only with AA KK AK QQ JJ these cards are worthy that you even lose it won't be a shame so you can safely go to All-in

 

[Bazil777]

Hello there! Going all-in with only aces and kings is a good starting point, but it's important to adjust your strategy based on the situation. In certain situations, it may be appropriate to go all-in with other strong hands like queens, jacks, or ace-king.

It's also important to consider factors like your position at the table, the size of the pot, and the stack sizes of your opponents. In some cases, going all-in with a weaker hand like a small pair or suited connectors may be a profitable play.

Overall, it's important to have a balanced and flexible all-in strategy, rather than relying solely on a narrow range of premium hands.

 

[serj537]

It largely depends on the number of chips in hand. But I prefer AA

 

[christovam]

This will depend a lot on how many chips you have, the stage of the tournament you are in, or which opponents you play with.

Hands I like to go all-in in are AQs, AKo, AKs, QQ, KK and AA of course.