Only AA KK QQ

fredastar777 · Jan 28, 2020

does anyone try to play only Aa Kk Qq? and only all in. if yes, how its ends?

digdug0037 · Jan 28, 2020

I just do not think you can just play these hands in tounament play and win. Maybe in cash games you can have select hands you only play and be sucessful, I would not just all in these hands and expect to win in the long run either.

tame4g · Jan 28, 2020

It ends with everyone folding any time you open a hand and you win nothing!

TheDude6622 · Jan 28, 2020

When I first started, yes. When you learn the game and the game evolves, you have to change your styles. Every day is a different challenge.

Evan Jarvis · Jan 28, 2020

fredastar777 said:
does anyone try to play only Aa Kk Qq? and only all in. if yes, how its ends?

Maybe when facing a raise and a reraise

But when just facing one raise you can play more hands than this (try 77+, AJs, AQo)

And when nobody has opened the pot you can certainly play much much more.

In a crazy crazy game which is deeptack you can play your strategy but you can make more money by loosening up a liiiiiittle bit in the right spots :rock:

Pimp 007 x · Jan 28, 2020

Only playing those hands is a terrible idea, unless you're the luckiest man on the world, getting dealt top 3 pockets pairs is unlikely....

Going all in immediately after getting these hands is also a horrible idea, you might not get action if people around you perceive you never make plays and then suddenly you go all in.

puzzlefish · Jan 28, 2020

How it ends is you lose all your money to the blinds and then more when your QQ runs into AA/KK, your KK into AA, and your AA into all sorts of fun draws.

Pepsi Man · Jan 28, 2020

digdug0037 said:
I just do not think you can just play these hands in tounament play and win. Maybe in cash games you can have select hands you only play and be successful, I would not just all in these hands and expect to win in the long run either.

I agree that this isn't a valid strategy in tournaments. If you want to play tight you can play the top 10% of hands and if you play those hands in the proper position as they should be played then you should be fine.

wildwildwes · Jan 28, 2020

The best way to play an I truly feel like the only way to play AA KK is to push in the Deal now QQ not Sure

JRTHEKING · Jan 28, 2020

I've tried it with a few additions like J-J, AK, AQ suited. It can get a minimal cash in a freeroll that pays a lot of places on occasion, IF (big if) the cards hold true. Inevitably you get blinded out waiting for premiums one way or another. It's a good exercise in the practice of self-control and patience though.

maxi_j · Jan 29, 2020

I think it wouldn't be worst strategy

But you can find better one easily.

finaltable1 · Jan 29, 2020

fredastar777 said:
does anyone try to play only Aa Kk Qq? and only all in. if yes, how its ends?

I've played only Yellow cards once, it was nice, but next day Iwoke up with headache :help:

thetick33 · Jan 30, 2020

ya you need to have a much wider open.... now as someone said to a raise reraise yes play

honestly if i get these three hands im hoping at least one player shoves before i act

Vallet · Feb 1, 2020

It all depends on the depth of your stack. I prefer to play strong starting hands with small bets in order to get a big profit against a single player.

redmast · Feb 1, 2020

Playing with these hands only in allin is a big mistake. You can answer allin opponent and then if this is not a responsible tournament.

Vadim_King · Feb 1, 2020

fredastar777 said:
does anyone try to play only Aa Kk Qq? and only all in. if yes, how its ends?

According to probability theory, such preflop cards are rare.

preflop also lose, so you need to play based on the specific situation, opponents and bankroll. In any case, it makes no sense to play only these cards, and even more so, you should not play always these cards for all in. Good luck!

brazilpescador · Feb 1, 2020

if you play just like that you run the rich man from falling without playing or just going ahead pre-flop and losing afterwards is a risk ...

cranberry · Feb 1, 2020

I can say for sure, that I am ready to go all-in on the preflop from any position only with AA. With pocket hands QQ, KK everything will depend on the size of my stack, position and stage of the game.

maksonios · Feb 1, 2020

I think only new players play AA,KK,QQ. Even though I can't even imagine how it can be done, there are days when I'm playing without getting a single picture card so...

riverlizard3 · Feb 2, 2020

poker???

i have had my aces cracked so many times it hurts--better to learn a big variety of moves and you will enjoy that more.

akgross · Feb 10, 2020

There are very big doubts that playing only with these starting combinations is possible to win the tournament. As a rule, some kind of chip leader will replay your card with any bunch.

sryImPro · Feb 10, 2020

Once i was watching a friend of mine, who was a beginner at the time how he plays a high stake tournament, he was playing only AA, KK, and very carefully with QQ - he blind out.
Personally, never did that but in most cases when i go deep in the tournament in most scenarios i don't get dealt a strong hand like that and when i do, that's it, i'm out. I wander if anyone here can relate with it or it's just me?

Matt_Burns88 · Feb 20, 2020

Playing this strategy, especially against players that are paying any sort of attention is guaranteed to lose you money. You can wait forever for these hand to turn up, meaning the blinds are just eating into your stack and then when you shove, your opponents are going to fold and you pick up just the blinds.

AA, KK, QQ represent just 1.4% of possible starting hand, or, if you prefer, you will get dealt one of these hands approximately once every 71 hands. Say you're sat at a 9 seat table. You will get dealt one of those hand once every 8 orbits. Which means you will have paid 12BB's. You wake up with QQ (hooray!). You shove. Everyone folds because you have played so tight for 8 orbits, they no you have a monster. You win 1.5BB. You're now down 10.5BB and you have to wait another 8 orbits to pick up another monster...or...worse - you manage to run your QQ into AA and at best you have 19% equity to win the hand.

maxivega · Feb 20, 2020

It is impossible to play only those cards. Only waste time and money. Never should have a closed hand range.

tauri103 · Feb 20, 2020

it is not a good strategy to play only the maximum hands during a whole game. because even when you have the chance to find them. if you play too tight usually your opponents throw their preflop cards when you go to bet. but at the end of the game if you have a good stack. it is a good strategy to adopt.

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