For holdem poker beginners...
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For holdem poker beginners...
...it's a site started at www.poker-beginner.com with beginner level information about different strategies of texas holdem poker.
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It says "Never go in with connectors like AK. Always go in with a pair, the higher the better."
So I should go all-in with 22, but fold with AK?
I can find many, many problems with this logic. For one, you will often be against a higher pair when you have a pair like 22, 33, 44, 55. For another, people will call all-ins with AQ suited, AQ, AJ suited, even A10o. You are then 3 to 1 to double up. Even if you get called with AK when you have a low pair, you're barely a favorite.
Sounds like this guy needs to take some advice, not dish it out.
EDIT: He also says to move all-in with A + other card if you think you can "make it". And move in with any pair. This is in an SNG.
So I should go all-in with 22, but fold with AK?
I can find many, many problems with this logic. For one, you will often be against a higher pair when you have a pair like 22, 33, 44, 55. For another, people will call all-ins with AQ suited, AQ, AJ suited, even A10o. You are then 3 to 1 to double up. Even if you get called with AK when you have a low pair, you're barely a favorite.
Sounds like this guy needs to take some advice, not dish it out.
EDIT: He also says to move all-in with A + other card if you think you can "make it". And move in with any pair. This is in an SNG.
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Ninja - Posts: 792
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Ninja, you are wrong quoting. It says that you should not trust an AK too much, since it is an underdog to any pair. It does NOT say go all-in on a low pair. But yes, I would rather have the 22 than AK in a 1v1 all-in situation. BUT, going all-in with 22 is btw quite stupid.
but thanks for your opinion anyway...
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but thanks for your opinion anyway...
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