depends on the tournament, depends on the number of players who hit the hand, depends on whether the next place in the tournament brings a bigger prize, depends on how many chips you have, what position you have on the table.Yes that hand can be rejected if there are reasons for it(if you mean all in)
otherwise .... just hit it
otherwise .... just hit it
Completely agree I've folded Jacks many times due to this type of action in front of me. Jacks very rarely realise their equity and there almost always over cards on the flop. Sure there's times when I've went for it in same position and had to fade a lot of outs. A lot depends on your stack position type of tournement. If it's a bounty and you have players covered you could look to take bounties in this spot. If multiple players have shoved ahead of you it can be a fold for me but just one player is another storyTheDude6622 said:
Erik moraes said:
Thank U 4 Posting.
If the villain was aggressive with AA should we fold?
What about 33 should we still fold?
What about Ah2h should we fold?
The answer to your question is why is the villain aggressive.
In the freerolls and low stakes villains will shove with 22 and min raise AA so you should call shoves and fold to min raises.
The shove is the aggressive action yet we should never fold JJ vs these types of villains.
Next we need to think about different types of aggression based on in game factors.
For instance a 4 bet is different from a 3 bet.
Short stacks vs deep stacks also a factor.
Positional advantage effects Aggression.
Fold equity also effects Agg level.
Skill level also effects Agg level. More skilled players will raise more often if you are raise folding JJ and they know you do.
How do we know what to do with JJ? We learn to read our villains. We take notes on villains so we know who does what with what part of their range. Learn that and you will be much better at playing JJ.
Hope this helps
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I think it's better to play with these hands (it all depends on the circumstances) or very carefully or very aggressively !!!
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In order to fold a pair of jacks pre-flop, you need to analyze a lot of factors. If this is a tournament, then what, what stage, what position are you in, which bank, what is your stack, and so on. For a starting hand, a pair of jacks is a very a good hand! But there are a lot of pitfalls)))))) In cash games everything is completely different. If in tournaments I will throw off the jacks in about half the cases, then in the cache, much less often!
Well ... as most of the comments agree that it will depend a lot on the position you are in, as well as the aggressiveness that players have on your table ... for my part I will tell you that in my personal case hardly I fold preflop JJ ... unless some player does all-in