Some more important techniques at hand for PakarQQ

Suited Connectors:

Example: 8♠9♠9♦J♦

Suited connectors are often one among the foremost profitable hands in No-Limit Hold'em. a part of the rationale is that they have a tendency to either hit big or whiff completely. that creates playing them simple.

They will miss most of the time, however, so you do not want to be calling huge bets pre-flop. stand back from them in early position. you would like to urge in cheap and hopefully get paid off later.

Suited Aces:

Example: A♠3♠A♥8♥

Generally you do not want to be putting tons of cash into the pot with these hands pre-flop as you're crushed by pairs, better aces, almost everything.

Post-Flop: aren't getting into a betting war against someone with better ace. you would like to BE the one with the higher ace and getting paid off. If you do not hit big on the flop, be happy to muck small aces. they will be very problematic.

Everything Else:

Example: 5♠9♦2♥7♣K♥10♦

If you're new poker, avoid these hands altogether.

You're just not getting to be very profitable with them. Even big ones like Q-J or J-T look good but are simply getting to lose you money eventually.

If you play these hands your decisions are getting to get far more difficult. Wait until you're an experienced player then you'll start experimenting with these. Remember the three commonest beginner mistakes are:

• Playing out of position

• Playing bad starting hands

• Playing weak hands against a raise.

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