No hand is safe for an all-in. Even Aces loose sometimes. In poker you'll not get any reward without taking any risks.
When you're short in chips (<15 BBs), you can think about shocking the magic range, which refers to pocket pairs, suited Broadway's and suited aces.
When you're short in chips (<15 BBs), you can think about shocking the magic range, which refers to pocket pairs, suited Broadway's and suited aces.
With JJ it is good to go all-in up to 20 BB max. Because with a bigger stack you can go tribet. With pairs less than 10, then with less than 15 BB it's all-in for sure. It also depends on the villain's stack. If he has a stack similar to yours, he might hold or else the chance of a flip is huge.
everything is written above correctly, depending on what stack you have and if this happens in a tournament, then at what stage you are, in the early or late stages..
for me this hand is very bad, I lost many times with JJ, if for example J J is conditional , loses in 50% of cases, I will have this indicator 80-90%, so I do not like this hand and play it with caution, like pocket pairs
for me this hand is very bad, I lost many times with JJ, if for example J J is conditional , loses in 50% of cases, I will have this indicator 80-90%, so I do not like this hand and play it with caution, like pocket pairs
It's not safe but JJ is always welcome... miss you already huahsuah
It's always good to be answering the table and taking a good look at the stakes. Raise 3bet is better than going all out, because you play very well post-flop and you don't run the risk of seeing Vilao's card hit the flop and lose the hand with a whopping 25bb more, and with less I don't lose the spot and put them all there.
It's always good to be answering the table and taking a good look at the stakes. Raise 3bet is better than going all out, because you play very well post-flop and you don't run the risk of seeing Vilao's card hit the flop and lose the hand with a whopping 25bb more, and with less I don't lose the spot and put them all there.
In poker there will never be a 100% safe hand... the pair of JJ is a hand that depending on which player I find myself against could go all-in... that is, if my opponent is a player who enters hands many times ... I take the risk and go all-in against him
