What is the most dangerous hand in poker?

[thedarkman]

A little quiz for y'all:
What is the most dangerous hand in poker, especially no limit hold em?

You will find a clue in one of my recent posts.

 

[albosaltenio]

AA Obviously

 

[Austria7]

43 suited maybe. If the flop comes 5 6 7 and you have the straight, your opponent could have the better staight with 98. If you flop the flush or receive it on the turn, a higher flush is possible. With small suited connectors I have often lost to the better straight or the better flush, and you don't hit very often with them or you almost always have the bottom pair when you hit.

 

[sharipov8090]

The most dangerous hand is 72 with it you will gain confidence and peace and go home).

 

[1sunchin]

Middle pairs like TT, 99, JJ. Often loose vs Ax, Kx, Qx and suited connectors, when you can't fold it on dangerous flop.

 

[dregan]

It seems to me that any pocket pair other than AA, which is good even without a set, is dangerous. She often gets the third card on the flop and you see no threat.

 

[rock0001]

hands like queens, jacks, tens, a10, aj, or even aq and ak can be dangerous to play because while they are very strong preflop hands they can also be dominated by even stronger hands and if that happens it will be very hard for you to avoid losing a big part or even all of your stack.

 

[Igor Popadyk]

This is why this game is beautiful that any card has at least some equity, therefore, it is played not only by professionals but also by amateurs

 

[thedarkman]

You're all wrong! An unraised big blind, although if you check out the relevant thread, you'll see it didn't do me much good last night.

 

[Mahereid]

It should be middle pairs 99 TT JJ. Good enough to raise preflop, but if you miss the flop you will most likely lose the value. if a Q show up on the flop you're in real danger. It is easier to let got of low pairs preflop.

 

[deputat777]

Personally, I have JJ constantly playing)

 

[abgvedr]

JJ for sure

 

[Zirkzee]

AQ, AJ, AT or something like A2s can easily become a headache hand. If an ace comes on the flop, you can quickly run into a kicker problem. Even JJ are often difficult to play. Because you can't play JJ like small pocket pairs. Hoping for a drilling and folding when nobody comes on the flop is not an option with JJ. Of course if two overcards come on the flop you are often beaten with JJ, especially if an opponent is also doing some action. But even if there is no overcard on the flop, there are a lot of cards that you don't want to see on the turn. You often need to protect your hand and play aggressively, but it is just likely that you will be overtaken.

 

[shim36]

I think the stronger the hand, the more you have to be careful.
It's easy to make the mistake of thinking you have the upper hand.

 

[Jason Bralli]

the most dangerous hand is "AK", you have the impression of strength and you've won, if you don't hit one on the flop, any pocket pair is winning!

ps: i just saw a guy who jammed the whole stack in the first hand of the tournament and dropped to a 22!

ps 02: JJ is dangerous too!

GL

 

[Jason Bralli]

JJ for sure
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kP9CBtSW0kA&t=5s&ab_channel=MartySmith

I can not stop laughing!

 

[MattRyder]

AA Obviously

Agree 100%. I've lost more money by far with that hand than any other.

 

[abgvedr]

Agree 100%. I've lost more money by far with that hand than any other.

Yeah. Its like they say - AA KK are those hands that you win alot of small pots with, and lose a ton of big ones.

 

[donpiatnik]

it has great potential in pocket pairs. (88-KK)
But Easy to fall huge with them.

 

[fourroses]

I think the most dangerous hand is Ak ,I loose 8 times from 10

 

[ihealth]

ez AA ))

 

[Luvepoker]

Most wont agree with me but its pocket aces in my opinion is the most dangerous hand. Many players have aces and will blindly bet and call all the way for 100 or more big blinds. All they see is they have aces and dont see anything else. Not the possible straights or flushes and dont worry about the bad beats that are hidden like sets. Great players can fold ace on the flop when they are beat. Most cant.

 

[bla1]

Quads are hard to identify.

 

[partz]

JJ can be pretty dangerous, but same with other big pairs. And this statement can be extended if anyone has a different opinion.

 

[Leeyonah96]

Royal Flush's of course