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How to play top two pairs?
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[QUOTE="GabryRox, post: 773499, member: 32590"] Wow, I couldn't believe when I read this because the EXACT same thing happened to me on PS yesterday! And I do mean exact, with me holding AQ and the flop coming AQ6! The difference was that this was like the 2nd hand of a $3.40, 18-player NLHE SnG. I'm normally pretty passive in the early rounds of these to avoid the all-in maniacs. But in this case, I was really sure I had the best hand. I put in a nice PFR and was only called by one guy. He kept calling me after the flop and turn, to the point where more than half our chips were in the pot, then he went all-in. It honestly never crossed my mind that he could have pocket 6's. I put him on a pair of Aces with high kicker... maybe a King. When his pocket 6's were revealed, I couldn't believe it! Honestly, he should have never called my aggressive PFR with that hand... pocket J or Q maybe, but 6's? In my mind, that's a total donk play. You've got to assume that at least 2 over cards will come on the flop, meaning that those sixes need to hit a 2-outer to have a decent chance at winning. Well, this time he hit that 2-outer, but if I am faced with that situation again, I would likely play it the same. Fact is (like someone else mentioned), more times than not, people will be agressive with and Ace and anything . I have been shocked at some of the hands people have gone all-in with on PS! [/QUOTE]
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