true!Rosylly said:Yeah, AQo/AJo could be very tricky, it’s always funny when you get hand like that on GGPoker and it highlight it like premium hand lol
Ok. I will. tksfundiver199 said:Unless you are talking about a meaningless small sample, this mean, that you are misplaying the hand. Try to share some examples in the hand analysis section and let us look at them.
7,319 hands, by the pokercraftMario7 said:View attachment 414674
How big is your sample? AQo, while not premium is still a very good hand, so in a long term it definitely should be profitable, Just the example statistics of something like 40K hands...
Nice.okeedokalee said:AQ is a drawing hand a t best. When you have opposition you are immediately domminated by AK and all the pairs. I ask myself why I'm being called or raised and think of AQ as a bluff catcher unless my opponent shows otherwise, usually when they check back.
I like to use KJo to 3bet bluff. I dont like do RFI with that comboNameless14 said:Probably KJo for me 😂 It is always a good hand to play and usually ends up in me having a horrible hand 💔♠️ It is also my favorite hand to play 🤔
Well, let's hope it will improve with more hands. It is still relatively small sample, mine is not big as well. And poker is a high-variance game.edubaba said:7,319 hands, by the pokercraft
As long as you don't get too attached to good starting hands AQ shouldn't cost you much money... for me suited connectors are the wort (I love them but they don't love me back)😂😅edubaba said:I just found out that the hand combination I lose the most money with in cash games is AQo. 💔
Do you know which hand loses you the most money? 🤔