Hi guys,
How do you play small pairs in the middle stage of a tournament? You are in the button position and you have the average stack.
You are in the button position and you have the average stack.
In almost every stage of a tournament other than the bubble, you should try to watch the flop on and on cheap, hoping to get a set. Seth always pays well.
The true strength of small pocket pairs lies in the fact that they can be amplified before the flop is set. A set is a poker combination where you collect three cards of the same rank for your pocket pair, as opposed to trips, in which you have the same three cards, but two of them will be on the board, and only one will be your pocket card ... Sets are very strong and hidden hands and you have the potential to make a lot of money with them since opponents will not often expect to see them from you.Thus, instead of trying to figure out whether we are ahead or behind with a small pocket postflop, most of the time we only need to determine: either we hit the set or we fold. Trying to play a small pocket postflop without improvement is not a very positive and difficult game, so try to avoid it. With small pocket pairs, your main goal is to either flop a set or fall if you miss. The probability of hitting a set on the flop with a pocket pair is 7: 1, which means that we will only get it on one of the eight flops we see. And this probability will not be very good compared to the pot odds given to us. Preflop we rarely get good enough straight pot odds to call for a set mining.Hi guys,
How do you play small pairs in the middle stage of a tournament? You are in the button position and you have the average stack.
In almost every stage of a tournament other than the bubble, you should try to watch the flop on and on cheap, hoping to get a set. Seth always pays well.
if you are raised in two places pitch them sometimes you hit most of the time you don't if you can sneak in for the flop that helps.Hi guys,
How do you play small pairs in the middle stage of a tournament? You are in the button position and you have the average stack.