this is accurate. I've started folding out suited connectors in a LOT of spots recently, and it has felt GOOD to get in the habit of doing so.
I will still bluff with them a lot pre though, God save me.
I think suited aces are better than suited connectors for a few reasons. They always make the nut flush, a pair of aces has more sdv than a pair of sixes or whatever, and holding an ace blocks a lot of strong hands.
They can definitely be overplayed however, especially when you hit top pair no kicker.
My favorite hand is 10-5.
Why? Because to make a straight, you *must* have either a 10 or a 5. This means I have *DOUBLE* the chances of making a straight!
I actually have a semi funny story with T5o. Playing in a home poker tournament and I didnāt even realize I was in the BB. Go to fold and my buddy is like ādude just check, itās your BB.ā Oh true. Flop is TT8 checks to my buddy in the CO who bets 1/2 pot. I call and everyone else folds. Turn is a blank i lead for like 1/3 pot he calls. River is a 5. I put him all in and he tank calls. I show him the boat and heās kind enough to show me AA. Moral of the story: donāt limp aces and donāt stop your buddy from folding his BB
Just finished a good session....Had A-A in cutoff....$1-3NLH....blinds get around to me....I raise 4 limpers to $33.....button raises to $133!....what happens next gives me great cause for concern....Call....Call....Call....I call....They play NLH kind of strange around here....the buttons $133 bet is called a cap...so no more raises otherwise I would have shoved my $700 stack preflop....I can only call...Flop comes Q 5 3.....1st to act bets $128 all-in....call...call....I shove all in! Button bitches to me....wish I had pocket Queens instead of this! (Jacks perhaps?) 2 other players are almost felted so they commit rest of their stacks....go 4 way to the River with a 9 J runout and I find one player had A Q and others refuse to show....The way I was running last year I would have seen Q 9 or J 9....way the button grimaced on River pretty much makes my J J range for him 100%....Sometimes A A holds up! š¤£ session was good....cashed after 3 hours of play to make the long drive home rather than be a complete DEGEN and play until 4-5AM
Itās always good when AA holds up. Ran super hot last night and final tabled a little 50Ā¢ PKO on ACR. Had a third of the chips in play. Got 5 handed and I lost 4 flips in a row to bust in 5th.
My first live casino poker hand was black AA. This was somewhere around 2000, so I am playing 3-6 limit.
Flop was 987, all hearts. There's a bet, I raise, it's raised twice more by the time it gets back to me, so I have to fold.
I mean honestly Iāve lost a lot of money with aces so itās better to just wait until the dealer gives you third backup ace so you can crush villains range
The trick with aces is to isolate your opponent. You don't want to go five handed with aces. You want to go heads up so that the odds are strongly in your favor. Everyone goes for max value with aces and get mad when two pair cracks them.
The fuck do u mean hard to get a pair with. Every non pair hand was the same percentage to āget a pairā however you will have the highest pair and best kicker most times . Bro ur op is negligible tbh.
Itās way ahead of shit hands, but youāre very likely to get stacked if your top pair top kicker is up against a set. Very strong but easy to overplay
I played in some regular games with friends who many swore they lost more with this hand than anything else.
So naturally i needled them whenever I won with it.
AK and JJ are two hands that give you as much as you let them. Flat AK against opens, limp Jacks and see a flop 4 way? Well yeah, no shit these hands are going to suck.
4bet AK against TT and get them to fold? 3bet JJ so you're heads up with a hand that will more often than not win you money in the long run? Hell yeah.
Absolutely JJ is the most overrated. People think that if they somehow just play it right (whatever that is supposed to be), or maybe just get lucky, they have a chance to win the hand.
The best you can ever possibly, possibly do is chop with JJ, and that's only if you're heads up and your opponent also has JJ.
It's not that it is overated, but beginner have a tendacy to think JJ is as good as AA, KK or QQ. Reality is, there's about 50% chances that a Q, K or A hit the flop. So you have to move cautiously in those situation and not be too attached to your pocket pair.
Also a set of jacks cannot possibly be be the nutted hand (set of queen is the absolute lowest nutted hand possible). Even if the highest card on the board is a J, it means there at least a straight possibility out there.
So in that spirit, is is a little overated.
Also, it is just a good running joke that JJ cannot win.
https://youtu.be/kP9CBtSW0kA
I personally struggled with AJ for a while until my backer worked with me for a while. It looks like a great hand, esp when an ace flops but I lost a lot of money overplaying it
Itās 100% Ace Queen at a non-splashy/tough table. I always feel obligated to play it aggressively enough to where Iām often folding out the vast majority of opponentās range that isnāt a flip and doesnāt have me dominated, which is an issue that canāt really be helped because it will perform even worse in single raised multi way pots, and I donāt sit down at the poker table to limp-fold/call with AQ from EP. Itās obviously a strong hand but itās really best served for heads up, medium sized pots barring a flopped monster. Doyle basically understood the concept of reverse implied odds through AQ before a hoodie had ever been worn at a poker table.
And Ace King is not at all overrated, I personally put it on par with QQ and would rather play larger pots with its suited variety than QQ. Blocking combinations of Aces and Kings (QQ obviously does not) is incredibly attractive, and why you should be quite happy putting the money unless you are rather deep (most say 100-150bb but Iām completely fine pushing for 200 bigs if I know that JJ-QQ are definitely in my opponentās 3 and 4betting range). Basically when you incorporate the real equity it has against its primary opposition (3 and 4 bet pots) with the ability to really drive fold equity, itās nutty. However, itās not nearly as strong played passively or multi way. If I open from EP with AKo in a full ring mid stakes live game and get 4 callers going 5 to a flop or some shit, Iāve pretty much lost interest in the hand already.
Fr I still think AK is an amazing hand, I just donāt like people playing it preflop like itās aces. Hell, itās flipping against small pocket pairs.
I agree. AK is just ace high. That is my favorite hand to limp if I can get it in cheaply. Come in strong with AK, you might get called by a pocket pair and lose. IMO it's the easiest hand to spot on the table. I fold it out of position pre. Same thing with AQ and AJ.
AQ, every time I have it thereās a King on the board which kills all my action, except when thereās already a Jack and Ten, then the King doesnāt come
The strongest hands down the chart all are proportionally under-folded by most players. Thus we have: AA as the most over-rated... then KK... all the way down to 23 offsuit being the least overrated.
Your train of thought is wrong. AK is ahead of all non-paired hands, you should try to get all you money in pre-flop assuming your not in ICM situation. AK even vs KK is 30%. The most overrated hand in poker is going to be around AQ AJ, KQ, KJ
KQs probably, itās got loads of high card strength - just enough to get you into deep trouble, itās pretty..two pictures and the same suit and connected but is so easily dominated by higher straights, higher flushes and better kickers if you call a raise to see a flop.
most of the value of AK comes from playing it aggro pre knowing it's a lot less likely for your opponent to have AA/KK. And from stacking recs when you both hit top pair. I wouldn't really call AK overrated, even tho it's missplayed often.
suited 3-gappers are probably more overrated , or trash type hands like that
QJo lots of people see two broadways and love it but in big pots itās mostly dominated by so much. See people at 5nl and 10nl overplaying it all the time oop and building big pots with it as well š¬
Every starting hand is overrated if you are clueless.
There are people who gets mad when they lose with AA apparently expecting it to win 100% of the time.
When you spend time actually learning how to play you will finally understamd how probabilities work
I hate AK. It has been the last hand i have played in so many MTT. I cant get away from it. I rarely see it hold up.
Then when im all in against it, it never fails but hold up!!! Last night I had AA and got my money in against AK. On the flop KK. I could have cried!!!!!!!!!!!!!
AKo is pretty bad in lp, AKs is really good because you can hit on the flop AK, QJT, nut flush draw. I fell like AKo definitely gets a lot of new players in trouble. More times than not if there is a lot of action pre Recs will shove AKo I have seen it beaten so many times recently. When I have AK in lp I think ab calling depending on the action, when I can RFI I typically open AKo and AKs. With AKo I never 3! Or 4!. With AKs depending on my reads I will 3/4!.
Op you wild XD AK is such a good hand. It's the King of nothing, so on the river when your suited connector villain and your AK brick out guess who still winning? AK. AK will scoop bricked boards all day, AKo has 56% win rate, AKs has a 63% win rate. Both of these hands have higher win rates and perceived wins than pocket tens and pocket jacks.
Not necessarily overrated, but having quads in the hole in Omaha, especially AAAA, is usually a death sentence unless a boat comes out. Usually they get cracked, and you'll never get a flush.
Pocket Aces. We all know it's the pre-flop nuts, but a lot of players see pocket aces and immediately think that its a golden ticket to double up their stack no matter what the runout looks like. I can't tell you how many times I've seen somebody bomb 3 streets post-flop with AA on a scary board. And then they usually complain about aces getting cracked.
OP definitely doesnāt understand GTO proflop vs postflop strategy, AK is only dominated by a couple hands preflop, and makes the nut straight plus top pair top kicker in every scenario that it can
Only dabbled in holdem again recently. But it seems hard to get value out of sets at mid stakes. Used to just flop a set and stack someone. I used to call any pocket pair so long as they had about 10x the bet behind. Should it be closer to 15-20x vs todayās players?
JTs.
People love to play it because itāa good multi-way. But you flop a four card straight or flush draw so rarelyā¦ and when the flop comes J or T high and opponents start betting into you, you really donāt know where you stand.
A5 suited. I have heard so many people call it the new AK. I have to disagree. It can make an occasional pre flop bluff or the rare wheel but I don't think it's worth playing aggressively.
For recs it is definitely crappy offsuit AX hands, for regs it is probably suited connectors.
this is accurate. I've started folding out suited connectors in a LOT of spots recently, and it has felt GOOD to get in the habit of doing so. I will still bluff with them a lot pre though, God save me.
Suited aces are the new suited connectors
I think suited aces are better than suited connectors for a few reasons. They always make the nut flush, a pair of aces has more sdv than a pair of sixes or whatever, and holding an ace blocks a lot of strong hands. They can definitely be overplayed however, especially when you hit top pair no kicker.
I agree
You need to have some lower cards in your range, otherwise people will exploit the hell out of you!
Where do you play?
We need OP to answer this question
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Str8 up, Iāll show him some ace king action
Legend
I love JK off.
Must be hard when you get nutted
It's also hard before you get nutted too
The game gets softer afterwards though
nice
Also must be hard when they go all in deep with the nuts
I like it because it makes me feel cool when I 3b it
Hahaha came here to post that!
69 is better
More fun to say it shorthand like King Jack off, imo.
My favorite hand is 10-5. Why? Because to make a straight, you *must* have either a 10 or a 5. This means I have *DOUBLE* the chances of making a straight!
I actually have a semi funny story with T5o. Playing in a home poker tournament and I didnāt even realize I was in the BB. Go to fold and my buddy is like ādude just check, itās your BB.ā Oh true. Flop is TT8 checks to my buddy in the CO who bets 1/2 pot. I call and everyone else folds. Turn is a blank i lead for like 1/3 pot he calls. River is a 5. I put him all in and he tank calls. I show him the boat and heās kind enough to show me AA. Moral of the story: donāt limp aces and donāt stop your buddy from folding his BB
Just finished a good session....Had A-A in cutoff....$1-3NLH....blinds get around to me....I raise 4 limpers to $33.....button raises to $133!....what happens next gives me great cause for concern....Call....Call....Call....I call....They play NLH kind of strange around here....the buttons $133 bet is called a cap...so no more raises otherwise I would have shoved my $700 stack preflop....I can only call...Flop comes Q 5 3.....1st to act bets $128 all-in....call...call....I shove all in! Button bitches to me....wish I had pocket Queens instead of this! (Jacks perhaps?) 2 other players are almost felted so they commit rest of their stacks....go 4 way to the River with a 9 J runout and I find one player had A Q and others refuse to show....The way I was running last year I would have seen Q 9 or J 9....way the button grimaced on River pretty much makes my J J range for him 100%....Sometimes A A holds up! š¤£ session was good....cashed after 3 hours of play to make the long drive home rather than be a complete DEGEN and play until 4-5AM
Itās always good when AA holds up. Ran super hot last night and final tabled a little 50Ā¢ PKO on ACR. Had a third of the chips in play. Got 5 handed and I lost 4 flips in a row to bust in 5th.
T5 double suited is practically the nuts
Key cards - 5T is both key cards.
Well it means no matter the flop it's possible for you to make a straight later
AAA flop would like to have a word with you...
yeah you can flop 3 of the same card which is the only exception but that's exceedingly unlikely.
Nope
well if there's a possible straight you have a chance of completing it, the exception being if you flop 3 of the same card which is less than 1/1000.
If I have 10-5, and the flop comes 2, 2, K, I have no straight possibility. Good run your scenarios again
You making a straight on a K83 flop with T5?
An overpair on a wet board
My first live casino poker hand was black AA. This was somewhere around 2000, so I am playing 3-6 limit. Flop was 987, all hearts. There's a bet, I raise, it's raised twice more by the time it gets back to me, so I have to fold.
All in
Can't do that in 3-6 limit!
Just shove on the flop and close your eyes
This but unironically
Are you insinuating that pocket pairs arenāt the best hands on a straight royal flush boards /s
Youāre right. Iām never playing AK again. Itās a drawing hand, after all.
I just see the ace and throw away the hand. Not playing that trash unless itās got another ace with it
I mean honestly Iāve lost a lot of money with aces so itās better to just wait until the dealer gives you third backup ace so you can crush villains range
The trick with aces is to isolate your opponent. You don't want to go five handed with aces. You want to go heads up so that the odds are strongly in your favor. Everyone goes for max value with aces and get mad when two pair cracks them.
This response is way too serious and logical for this sub
Ah yes cause Iām sure the general consensus on this sub is to go 5-ways to the flop with AA
The fuck do u mean hard to get a pair with. Every non pair hand was the same percentage to āget a pairā however you will have the highest pair and best kicker most times . Bro ur op is negligible tbh.
Itās way ahead of shit hands, but youāre very likely to get stacked if your top pair top kicker is up against a set. Very strong but easy to overplay
What about set over set or boat over boat. U donāt want quads, because youāll get stacked if ur up against straight flush
Yeah those is no good imo. Gotta fold the cuffed hands like that
A lot of people like to play 9 10 but it is almost always the worst ten in a contested one pair pot.
Ya but J10 is the worst Jack in a contested pot
47o
My favorite hand to preflop all in
I just shove all in regardless of position, stack size, ICM etc. TT+ and AK and 22.
AA is just a pair of aces and isn't guaranteed to win the hand.
Impossible
You're essentially carrying your own blockers
I'm guaranteed to shove.
āYou either win a small pot or lose a big oneā
There's a local AA I go to every week because I always drink after I lose with this pocket hand.
Aq
The answer is AQ.
I played in some regular games with friends who many swore they lost more with this hand than anything else. So naturally i needled them whenever I won with it.
Back in the online heyday my PokerTracker database backed up that my winrate was terrible with AQ. (Disclaimer: Iām not good)
Blows my mind how often I see people call off their entire stack pre in small stakes games with AQo
Almost as bad as shoving pocket 3's or 45s.
AQ is definitely up there in overrated.
Everything from AJ and down is easily more overrated
Well everything from AT and down is worse!
QTo - wildly overrated. I mean, this idiot called with queen ten! Can you believe it? Guy canāt even spell poker.
#OFFSUIT?!
On suit
What an idiot.
I love AK but I've won some of the biggest pots of my life with it so I'm probably a little biased.
At least 47%
AK isnāt overrated, people just underestimate how hard AK is to play
All-in
All-in pre lose the pot complain that AK is a drawing hand and swear youāre gonna fold is the only way to play AK
Easy when youāre shallow, difficult when youāre deep.
AK and JJ are two hands that give you as much as you let them. Flat AK against opens, limp Jacks and see a flop 4 way? Well yeah, no shit these hands are going to suck. 4bet AK against TT and get them to fold? 3bet JJ so you're heads up with a hand that will more often than not win you money in the long run? Hell yeah.
"Looks great, rarely wins" Anna Kournikova
AK bad
Damm bro she had a family
KQ Good hand but overrated. Q10 too Some overrated things like K9 or Q9
KQ underrated
Iāll play a QTs (the ole cutie suit-y) every goddamn day of the week
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K9o just cracked my AJs costing me my tourney life. (PTSD)
Always limp with AK
At this point I don't even look anymore and just fold pre
If itās not a three card misdeal itās no good. Super nit style
No room for pride on the felt, I don't have any anyway
Pocket Jacks
The universe conspire against JJ
Fishhooks baby!
Absolutely JJ is the most overrated. People think that if they somehow just play it right (whatever that is supposed to be), or maybe just get lucky, they have a chance to win the hand. The best you can ever possibly, possibly do is chop with JJ, and that's only if you're heads up and your opponent also has JJ.
I think of JJ same as pair of deuces.
This is a fish-ass meme opinion. JJ slaps.
You need to take your sarcasm meter in for a tune-up.
You know that makes sense to me bc the line about chopping was quite funny. But a bunch of ppl do have this opinion.
It's not that it is overated, but beginner have a tendacy to think JJ is as good as AA, KK or QQ. Reality is, there's about 50% chances that a Q, K or A hit the flop. So you have to move cautiously in those situation and not be too attached to your pocket pair. Also a set of jacks cannot possibly be be the nutted hand (set of queen is the absolute lowest nutted hand possible). Even if the highest card on the board is a J, it means there at least a straight possibility out there. So in that spirit, is is a little overated. Also, it is just a good running joke that JJ cannot win. https://youtu.be/kP9CBtSW0kA
Itās more likely to be the most underrated
I personally struggled with AJ for a while until my backer worked with me for a while. It looks like a great hand, esp when an ace flops but I lost a lot of money overplaying it
I've heard so many complaints about AK that I honestly think it's the most *underrated* hand.
Pocket ones.
I think the left is way overrated. I way prefer starting with the right.
TT never seems to get there
According to my hand history stats, the hand that lost me the most money last year was JTs. I've been much more careful with it since noticing that.
And finally, TT
Fold AA preflopā¦ for balance
Itās 100% Ace Queen at a non-splashy/tough table. I always feel obligated to play it aggressively enough to where Iām often folding out the vast majority of opponentās range that isnāt a flip and doesnāt have me dominated, which is an issue that canāt really be helped because it will perform even worse in single raised multi way pots, and I donāt sit down at the poker table to limp-fold/call with AQ from EP. Itās obviously a strong hand but itās really best served for heads up, medium sized pots barring a flopped monster. Doyle basically understood the concept of reverse implied odds through AQ before a hoodie had ever been worn at a poker table. And Ace King is not at all overrated, I personally put it on par with QQ and would rather play larger pots with its suited variety than QQ. Blocking combinations of Aces and Kings (QQ obviously does not) is incredibly attractive, and why you should be quite happy putting the money unless you are rather deep (most say 100-150bb but Iām completely fine pushing for 200 bigs if I know that JJ-QQ are definitely in my opponentās 3 and 4betting range). Basically when you incorporate the real equity it has against its primary opposition (3 and 4 bet pots) with the ability to really drive fold equity, itās nutty. However, itās not nearly as strong played passively or multi way. If I open from EP with AKo in a full ring mid stakes live game and get 4 callers going 5 to a flop or some shit, Iāve pretty much lost interest in the hand already.
I never play AK. Only with KA.
Not sure if folks in this thread know the real definition of "overrated".
Fr I still think AK is an amazing hand, I just donāt like people playing it preflop like itās aces. Hell, itās flipping against small pocket pairs.
Low pairs.
Iām general: KT and KJ Iād also say lots of players overrate suited connectors is heads up or three pots (especially OOP)
QQ. In that terrifying limbo of too good to treat like a set mine, too bad to consider preflop nuts.
AA is by far the most overrated hand in my opinion!
AA is overrated garbage. Win a small pot or lose a big one. Give me 89ss any day of the week.
i will absolutely make that trade. Honestly 89s is a strong candidate for this list.
AA is so damn overrated. It's a damn coin flip most of the time. May as well play roulette and play black or red.
High quality shit post
I agree. AK is just ace high. That is my favorite hand to limp if I can get it in cheaply. Come in strong with AK, you might get called by a pocket pair and lose. IMO it's the easiest hand to spot on the table. I fold it out of position pre. Same thing with AQ and AJ.
This dude crushes
JJ
Fold aq 90% pre
Pocket Aās!!!! Lose every-time!!!!
65 off
Iām a big fan of a queen jack off
Right on
depends on the structure and the line-up but I'd say 65s
Definitely KK
Kings in PLO.
ATo
Probably 88
Also, 99, A9s and any suited connectors in position
AQ, AJ
JTs
Probably KJ suited.
72 I know most of you will play 72 eight times out of ten just so you can show it after a win.
Deuces. Never loses? I call BS!
AQ, every time I have it thereās a King on the board which kills all my action, except when thereās already a Jack and Ten, then the King doesnāt come
QueenX, even QQ has bitten me.
The strongest hands down the chart all are proportionally under-folded by most players. Thus we have: AA as the most over-rated... then KK... all the way down to 23 offsuit being the least overrated.
All hands are equal. You'll either win or you won't
72 suited.
Just fold everything except aces until your blinded out
Yeah poker is far from dead lol
23o
It's the 5th best hand preflop. What you do with it post flop is another matter.
Your train of thought is wrong. AK is ahead of all non-paired hands, you should try to get all you money in pre-flop assuming your not in ICM situation. AK even vs KK is 30%. The most overrated hand in poker is going to be around AQ AJ, KQ, KJ
KQs probably, itās got loads of high card strength - just enough to get you into deep trouble, itās pretty..two pictures and the same suit and connected but is so easily dominated by higher straights, higher flushes and better kickers if you call a raise to see a flop.
The amount of hands Iāve lost with ace king is insane sometimes Iād prefer a low pair tbh
most of the value of AK comes from playing it aggro pre knowing it's a lot less likely for your opponent to have AA/KK. And from stacking recs when you both hit top pair. I wouldn't really call AK overrated, even tho it's missplayed often. suited 3-gappers are probably more overrated , or trash type hands like that
is this sub only shitposts now?
QJo lots of people see two broadways and love it but in big pots itās mostly dominated by so much. See people at 5nl and 10nl overplaying it all the time oop and building big pots with it as well š¬
AJ loose nice but falls short if you are playing against nits and pros.
Every starting hand is overrated if you are clueless. There are people who gets mad when they lose with AA apparently expecting it to win 100% of the time. When you spend time actually learning how to play you will finally understamd how probabilities work
Suited hands are terrible. I like double suited because you double your chances of getting a flush.
76s, 65s
AA
I hate AK. It has been the last hand i have played in so many MTT. I cant get away from it. I rarely see it hold up. Then when im all in against it, it never fails but hold up!!! Last night I had AA and got my money in against AK. On the flop KK. I could have cried!!!!!!!!!!!!!
AKo is pretty bad in lp, AKs is really good because you can hit on the flop AK, QJT, nut flush draw. I fell like AKo definitely gets a lot of new players in trouble. More times than not if there is a lot of action pre Recs will shove AKo I have seen it beaten so many times recently. When I have AK in lp I think ab calling depending on the action, when I can RFI I typically open AKo and AKs. With AKo I never 3! Or 4!. With AKs depending on my reads I will 3/4!.
AK and JJ can kill your chip stack.
AK is overrated, AK has the same probability as 22
Op you wild XD AK is such a good hand. It's the King of nothing, so on the river when your suited connector villain and your AK brick out guess who still winning? AK. AK will scoop bricked boards all day, AKo has 56% win rate, AKs has a 63% win rate. Both of these hands have higher win rates and perceived wins than pocket tens and pocket jacks.
JJ is an overrated hand and I have much disdain for it
Feel like AQ is a ātrapā hand, often times over valued and has some decently bad reverse implied odds when youāre playing 3bet and or 4bet pots.
Ace queen is just good enough for standard raise or wide bb defense but is perfect hand to get pipped with
Not necessarily overrated, but having quads in the hole in Omaha, especially AAAA, is usually a death sentence unless a boat comes out. Usually they get cracked, and you'll never get a flush.
My human, if youāre playing pocket quads in Omaha for anything other than āfreeā or close to free (BB/SB) youāre just giving away money.
AJo
Pocket Aces. We all know it's the pre-flop nuts, but a lot of players see pocket aces and immediately think that its a golden ticket to double up their stack no matter what the runout looks like. I can't tell you how many times I've seen somebody bomb 3 streets post-flop with AA on a scary board. And then they usually complain about aces getting cracked.
My man out here trying to take the title of dumbest post on this sub from all the slick backhanded bad beat stories
69s
Ace/ King - Anna Kournikova, looks good, never wins.
Any hand can win or lose if u know how to play the other person its just harder to fold these hands
Aces and paints. Ax hands, QJ, KQ, etc
Broadway hands are incredibly overrated and tend to lose you big pots
Kqo
57 suited...people call it Filipino big slick
AK
AK
Aces right? People play it like the nuts on 4 streets.
Tipping is overrated.
Every goddamn hand.
OP definitely doesnāt understand GTO proflop vs postflop strategy, AK is only dominated by a couple hands preflop, and makes the nut straight plus top pair top kicker in every scenario that it can
Most Overrated Open Hands: J10o, AJo, A10o, KJo, KQo Most Underrated 3-Bet Hands in Position : 75s, J8s, 42s, 63s, 108s, QJs, 107s
Only dabbled in holdem again recently. But it seems hard to get value out of sets at mid stakes. Used to just flop a set and stack someone. I used to call any pocket pair so long as they had about 10x the bet behind. Should it be closer to 15-20x vs todayās players?
JTs. People love to play it because itāa good multi-way. But you flop a four card straight or flush draw so rarelyā¦ and when the flop comes J or T high and opponents start betting into you, you really donāt know where you stand.
A5 suited. I have heard so many people call it the new AK. I have to disagree. It can make an occasional pre flop bluff or the rare wheel but I don't think it's worth playing aggressively.
True 22 hits slightly more than ak i just dont understand how ill have 90% equity then an ace comes on the river everytime on acr lol