With the obvious preflop action it's not difficult to fold - when the signs are obvious.
Tougher decisions are JJ post flop vs 2 players when any Q,K,A flops.
Sometimes I play my JJ as if they were the nuts regardless - depending on the player. Sometimes the players end up making a better pair and win.
Other times - with a good read you can see JJs are beat and let them go, other times I bite down on a chip and ride them to the end. lol
Just the other day they held up against 4 other players with Q coming on the flop, decided - these players are too aggro and I'm going with the hand. It worked out, but that was an anomaly for sure.
Its a toss up which
hands are tougher to play JJs or A/K post flop.
I prefer KK over all others, though they have a tendency to loose once in a while just like every other hand.
GL with those difficult hands.
