Do you know which hands you lose the most money for?

[alibaba194]

Small and medium pairs tend to be my biggest money losers, except when they hit a significant improvement. More often than not, playing these hands leads to losses, but occasionally, when luck is on my side, they can yield substantial profits.

 

[Cooking]

JJ for sure, also AJ. I guess the J does not like me…lol

 

[dreamer13]

There are some good hands in poker that seem quite strong at first glance. But if you start playing them in an aggressive style, you can make big money. Dangerous starting hands in poker need to be played with caution and not rushed. Then the game will bring you not only moral, but also financial satisfaction.Queen and Ace are of the same suit. Poker players know that with such a hand, small pots often win, but when they lose, it is quite large ones.An Ace and another card of the same suit. Everyone wants an ace, this one is sure. And it’s even better to choose a suited card for it. But in reality, such a combination does not really represent value. Of course, in case of a flush you can get the nuts, but this is unlikely. After all, in this case, your opponent must have a strong hand in order to pay off your flush.

 

[lyki67]

There are two hands like that. AK and QQ. But Ak is worse for me.

 

[Ogma]

All of them.

 

[888NOX888]

I probably lose money most of all when I enter the game without having a plan, without thinking about what I will do in this or that situation.

 

[Dejana]

KQ is my cancer wound - 70% of the time I should just fold that hand, but, nope... 🧘‍♀️

 

[Stringy]

deffo JJ, it's my biggest annoyance

 

[Shooter74]

I think it's JJ....just a guess...nothing too concrete...

 

[havingfun]

I get in lots of trouble with AK pre-flop and I think it's the hand that gets me knocked out of tournaments the most.

 

[pavel1111111]

Yep.. Sadly AAs and KKs just doesnt work for me, but îs a good feeling when i am deal with those 😁🤙

 

[gravii2011]

I don’t know in which hands I lose the most money, I know on which street - it’s the river.

 

[theoxy]

I lose the most with AA , its a 80% for sure And other hand i think is 1010 . Good luck at the tables .

 

[sibkaz]

For me, the most unreliable hands are in early positions, or not properly played )

 

[Mazembe]

I lose the most with AA, but that's a bad luck issue that I can't seem to shake.

I can relate, there was also a time(period) where I just kept losing with Aces. Went on for weeks, I think it's part of the game

 

[john_entony]

Yeah, I generally lose more often with small pocket pairs when I go all-in on pre-flop. I also often lose with my favorite hand “AK” to the same low pocket pairs that my opponent plays aggressively.

 

[neptunas888]

I lose most often with pocket AK

 

[najjah166]

I often lose with AqO whether I overplay them or under play them.

 

[istbno]

The hands players often lose the most money with are mid-strength hands that look good but can easily be overplayed, such as suited connectors or mid-range pocket pairs like 99 or TT. Also, hands like AQ or AJ are notorious for trapping players, especially when facing an aggressive opponent holding a stronger hand like AK or a hidden monster. These hands can give players false confidence, leading them to call down large bets, believing they have the best hand when they're actually behind, resulting in significant losses.

 

[rufininha14]

Yes, I don't usually have much luck with JJ, most of the time I play with JJ I lose, even when the flop is in my favor

 

[dzsire]

KK, QQ, because with these, an ace almost necessarily comes on the flop.
Also, I tried to play with KJ quite a lot in the beginning, and I quickly realized that you don't have to force it.
But even AJ and AQ are cards that can easily lose quite a lot of chips irresponsibly.

 

[Mag_P1e]

Even without statistics, I can say with complete confidence that I lost the most with AK - one of the strongest combinations and, at the same time, such an unfortunate one

 

[Pokerpoet2]

Usually I lose more often with High suited connectors, the reason being that before the flop you are always wanting to hit the Magical Straight Flush, and after the flop you convince yourself to stick with it even when you miss it but you may have hit a Straight draw or flush draw, not realising that players against you could have a draw to a better flush or straight.
A/K is another hand I hate playing because of course you have to play it, but how many players over value the hand? Raising and re-raising with it only to completely miss the flop and you are already in too deep, As far as my play is concerned it is just another Ace/Rag hand that only proves it's value when you hit the flop in a big way.
I have lost count of how many go all-in with it and miss completely, only to lose, to a smaller pocket pair, Heads up, I have called players all-in with A/K, with absolute rubbish cards, hitting a small pair, with 7/2 off or 6/2 off, only to be ridiculed for calling with rubbish, but my reason for calling is not always dependant on my hand, but only my chip stack, If I have a chance of taking a player out that has a lot less chips than me, I will call with any 2 cards.
This is the reason I don't have favourite hands, because any two cards can win, Lucky? Sure but sometimes you have to rely on a little Luck, but with a massive chip stack you can afford to lose against a much smaller stack.

 

[Mauricio Perrotta]

Probably with JJ or AJ. I hate it when those cards touch me, I don't know how to play them and in the end I end up losing my hand. salutes

 

[scobido]

I think that even now after many years of online games, the pair of kings is the most unprofitable for me.