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[QUOTE="mara2259, post: 6247597, member: 323725"]
Theoretically, the chances of winning are about 54% versus 46% in favor of triplets. But AK is much more enjoyable to play for a variety of reasons. With the exception of bet bits, losing is limited to the initial 3BB and the possible continuation bet. In case of a match, you have one of the strongest combinations and a clear plan for the game. And the very presence of two high cards preflop encourages more active steps. The situation with triplets and other small pairs resembles a small predator, which seems to bite and can and at the same time walks through the forest, looking back at every rustle, fearing a larger animal. All-in preflop tactics require considering the balance of power at the table, your position, the stage at which the tournament is located, and much more. Only in certain cases can it be considered profitable. In the usual course of events, it is not clear how you should act after the flop, especially when partners start to get active. It's pretty frustrating to see a three of a kind on the river after you've already folded your hand. The set can easily compensate you for the losses of previous failures and possibly even double as it is one of the hard to read hands. Therefore, the tactics of playing small pairs boils down to seeing as many cards as possible on the table for CHEAP and, if successful, deliver a crushing blow.
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