What is the most dangerous hand in poker?

Rahatis · Dec 11, 2021

The hand that is played by ignorants.

madmandown · Dec 11, 2021

Rahatis said:
The hand that is played by ignorants.

Yeah, I too agree on that and add few hands that are dangerous if played in a wrong way i.e. JJ, QQ and KK

pirateglenn · Dec 11, 2021

Statistically as we all know - its AA which as obvious as it sounds - its often cracked in multi way pots anyway and is also subject to the gods of RNG like any other pocket pair pre flop when players enter into it to set mine - I feel any 2 cards are dangerous, this is why so many players play junk just to defend their blinds.

Piligrin66 · Dec 11, 2021

The most dangerous hand is when you collect a flush, you have a flush and a high card K, and, your opponent has A in his hands and you lost, 4 cards of the same suit fell on the table.

Sham3415 · Dec 11, 2021

For me it is the AA since it is double edged I do not know if it happens to everyone that you have them and you think here I lose it, and they leave a trio of 333 you want to kill

tiltedskill2130 · Dec 11, 2021

Definitely AA just not enough outs to be the massive hand expected. I would take kq or j10 90% of the time over AA

Lucky_Shark · Dec 11, 2021

Straight and flush draw with a top pair. With such a hand, you will give the entire stack to two pairs or a set.

Bennoda · Dec 11, 2021

of course AA and any pocket pair then I think it's AK of the same suit, but if we're talking about Omaha Hold'em I think the most dangerous hand is AAKQ.

Rob Hobson · Dec 11, 2021

There're no dangerous hands, there are dangerous ways to play them.

MikeCarasone · Dec 11, 2021

Depending on the situation and hand , any hand can be your very last of the tournament (unless u are in the lead) . Therefore, any hand can be dangerous. We all know that we can lose with any hand we have. We have to make good decisions and hopefully the poker gods will be with us.

TCHUCO2005 · Dec 11, 2021

I agree, we can win with 27 and lose with AA, it depends on each player and how he will interpret the hand at that moment, it just doesn't fall if he has more chips than the opponent..

emfya · Dec 11, 2021

inox73 · Dec 11, 2021

KK or QQ

malucado4545 · Dec 11, 2021

for me it's AA you already take this hand thinking you've already won and almost always lose

lexyyxel · Dec 11, 2021

Full vs bigger Full
Full vs quad make you cry!

zwbb · Dec 11, 2021

J ♥ T ♥ 9 ♥ 9 ♦ K ♥ Q ♥

ArmiSoo7 · Dec 11, 2021

For me it is AQ , I have been lost against AK so many times

franken222 · Dec 11, 2021

I guess it depends on how you look at the question.

If you have "AA", that would be the most dangerous hand for others.

If you have "kq", that is the most dangerous hand for you.

ezzolye · Dec 12, 2021

Big pocket pairs

Sometimes it looks like this kind of hands are to make you leave the tournament.

RagNar87 · Dec 12, 2021

ACES for sure !!

TeUnit · Dec 12, 2021

Its like the ole saying "never go broke in a limped pot" because the big blind is like a box of chocolates.

ga25x · Dec 12, 2021

AQs, QQ and JJ.

thedarkman · Dec 12, 2021

Rahatis said:
The hand that is played by ignorants.

The most dangerous hand at hold 'em or Omaha is an unraised big blind.

AlemaodaVH · Dec 12, 2021

I think the hands you are in more dangerous are the low aces off-suited, unless flop really good, like two pairs, the nuts or some respectfull draw of course.

Mati532 · Dec 12, 2021

JJ I lose most of the time with that hand, and on top of that I fold it a lot preflop!

What is the most dangerous hand in poker?

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