reflection of the day

Brunokeskara · Jan 15, 2021

reflection of the day ...
AA is not always guaranteed. be careful with impulsive all in
gl. to everyone

SecksyGambler · Jan 15, 2021

When preflop against one other opponent, the worst possible hand that AA can be challenged by is 76s. Against this hand you have a 22.5% chance to lose. Not even one in four. There is never an excuse not to put your chips in pre flop with AA.

Post flop however, pocket aces can only beat up to one pair. It's critical to evaluate the texture of the board, the range of your opponent, and their actions following the flop to decide whether or not you think you're ahead of your opponent.

Nothing is guaranteed in poker, but, you should always play profitable hands even though you may not always win them.

wlad20082009 · Jan 16, 2021

Brunokeskara said:
reflection of the day ...
AA is not always guaranteed. be careful with impulsive all in
gl. to everyone

Hello welcome to the forum ! Good luck in the games !

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Brunokeskara · Jan 17, 2021

Tanks

wlad20082009 said:
Olá, bem-vindo ao fórum! Boa sorte nos jogos! Por favor, dê uma olhada nestas informações que podem ser úteis para você https://www.cardschat.com/faq.php

I'll take a look yes thank you

Brunokeskara · Jan 17, 2021

great analysis

SecksyGambler said:
Quando pré-flop contra outro oponente, a pior mão possível pela qual AA pode ser desafiado é 76s. Contra esta mão, você tem 22,5% de chance de perder. Nem mesmo um em cada quatro. Nunca há uma desculpa para não colocar suas fichas no pré-flop com AA.

No entanto, pós-flop, um par de ases pode vencer apenas um par. É fundamental avaliar a textura do bordo, o range de seu oponente e suas ações após o flop para decidir se você pensa ou não que está à frente de seu oponente.

Nada é garantido no pôquer, mas você deve sempre jogar mãos lucrativas, mesmo que nem sempre as ganhe.

great analysis. thanks for sharing your opinion. great comment

Roller · Jan 17, 2021

Ask yourself how often does top pair take the win by time the river hits and then take a new and fresh look at your pocket Aces and play them accordingly with respect to all the other factors in the current hand.

MishkaZL · Jan 18, 2021

The main thing is not what cards you have, but the main thing is how you will use them. In other words, the main thing is to make the right decisions and at a distance you will always make a profit.

Sergei 9417 · Jan 18, 2021

wlad20082009 said:
Hello welcome to the forum ! Good luck in the games ! Please take a look at this information it may be useful to you https://www.cardschat.com/faq.php

Hello! This is not new information for me, but thanks anyway. As for AA, I play from my stack. All health and good luck at the table. Best regards, Sergei

Qrise · Jan 18, 2021

Brunokeskara said:
reflection of the day ...
AA is not always guaranteed. be careful with impulsive all in
gl. to everyone

yes, I noticed that too, now I'm trying to just play these top pairs AA, KK, QQ

and everything from JJ and below, I catch a set

hachile1 · Jan 18, 2021

Brunokeskara said:
reflection of the day ...
AA is not always guaranteed. be careful with impulsive all in
gl. to everyone

No hand is guaranteed in poker, in pre-flop there is no 100% winning hand. On the other hand what seems odd to me that some player sends an all in with small hands like 22 .. 33 .. even when several players follow an all in

yezzrr · Jan 18, 2021

I'll still get it in every time #ACES

demesquita · Jan 19, 2021

There are absolutely no guarantees in any hands. Hands are more or less likely to win, and that is just pre-flop. After the flop, your "most likely to win" hand may be second, third ...
Play smart, always!
(unless you're 10/less BBs stack, then go all-in with whatever you want)

fernandofcp · Jan 21, 2021

I agree with your placement. You have to be very careful in how you play an ace pair. Many players complain when they lose to a weaker starting hand, but the way they play determines success after the river.

Fox12319 · Jan 21, 2021

Preflop you should always raise with AA.
Postflop depends a little bit on the board. Try to give your opponent a range due to his actions in the hands before and then figure out.

If you are raised preflop you should never think, about putting all you money in the middle - otherwise you have no hand left to got all-in. On the long run that is profitable - even you loose sometimes even with AA.

monkey23 · Jan 21, 2021

work out what your opponent wants you to do...then do the opposite....antonio esfandiari.

however the chance of doing this on stars with a 10 second time limit ( + a paltry time bank) for each decision is not easy....but then again stars don't want you to make good decisions i imagine...as long as they max the hands/rake per hour.

vnnby · Jan 21, 2021

Everything is not always guaranteed.

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