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Which hand do you prefer to go all in pre flop with AK or JJ?
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[QUOTE="Phoenix Wright, post: 6073500, member: 419963"] All-in Preflop of course I'd prefer the JJ - I have better equity with about 57% of the time I'm winning this "flip." Completely different question and answer if not All-in preflop and with deeper stacks though. Under those conditions, I think I'd lean towards AK. Note that JJ is ahead if shoved pre-flop, but under deeper stacked conditions, AK has many outs. JJ can realistically only improve by hitting another Jack and only two remain unaccounted for. AK can improve with any Ace or any King. AK has 16 total hand combinations possible, so AK also might be suited (12 off-suit combos and 4 suited combos). Conversely, JJ can never be suited without me suspecting a crooked deck! :D This means that AK might even have more outs to the Flush (or Straight for that matter). JJ I prefer if short-stacked and All-in, but AK I might prefer if deeper stacked and more room to maneuver. [/QUOTE]
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