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[QUOTE="twizzybop, post: 355842, member: 2990"]
Yes but wouldn't you think the A,K would have made a pre-flop bet before this scenario even happened.The if per chance the person holding A,K limps in. Everyone else folds, only person left is pocket 2's. That person should make a raise. Now the pocket 2's are heads up which is what they wanted and needed against the A,K. If I held pocket 2's and Paint cards came on the flop, I would definatly make a bet. The only 2 scenario's I would worry about when the paint cards come are the straight and the flush(wich the possiblity of a royal is small). Other than that if 2 paint cards flop per-say Q's. What are the possibilities that the other person holds a Q? I would definatly bet the pocket 2's cause the % of you holding a Q is very small. Meaning you need 2 cards(either of the Q's left) out of 47 cards you can be holding to actually beat me at this particular moment. A definate bet with 2's or any pocket pair. Neither one of these starting pre-flop hands are a safe bet with limpers coming in the hand. So now you see why pocket 2's can be the best hand when they are played correctly even against A.K.
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