Low pocket pairs in early position

ninoverm · Jun 29, 2016

Thanks for the comments all. They're quite divided, which I guess proves my point, haha. I'll just go with my gut every time this occasion occurs, as you all probably do too.

max_cool20 · Jun 29, 2016

It depends on the blinds, in many cases, this hand can win for example AK but do not risk much with this hand!

Edson · Jun 29, 2016

22-66 are good hands to set mining

Edson · Jun 29, 2016

It's all depend of phase of tournament, and your opponents. And of course Your postflop skill

payck007 · Jun 29, 2016

here it is impossible to tell unequivocally raise, call or fold, my actions will depend on the overall table of character, of which the reputation of the table, I myself created, the reputation of the opponents on the severity of the tournament, from the stage of the tournament, and hopefully my actions will not depend of emotions

Romario2223 · Jun 29, 2016

If it's tourney you can limp dor set
If its cash or raise or fold

lf_aceboogie · Jun 29, 2016

I see myself asking the same question whenever dealt a hand like this, I honestly want to know how to play this hand as well. I usually raise but still am careful and weary of other hands people may have.

korneel · Jun 29, 2016

I ussualy fold them,unless the table is passive or i'm short-stacked.

robertocoelho · Jun 29, 2016

I like to give a raise or call to see if crack but without compromising my stack

BlackJesus · Jul 10, 2016

Low pockets are considered to be "E" ranking hand, which means "Call if pot odds justify". THis means you might jump in if you already see quite many players in with just BB, but you cant be in early position then. So generally one should obstain from playing unless in extremply desperate situation

Sidetracked · Jul 10, 2016

The value of low prs in any position is the potential of flopping a set. get in cheaply, then extract value when you have your set.

Broon1234 · Jul 10, 2016

if you can't find a way to play them profitable fold them. otherwise you can use the 5-10% rule, ok to call 5% of your stack, not more than 10%, in between is judgement

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Low pocket pairs in early position

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