I ve played against you a couple of times, and let me tell you this. You almost never fold and the marginal hands you play from awkward positions are staggering. I know for a fact that once you have +77 you move allin. So, I find it disturbing you making such a post dude.good afternoon folks. and press mine or it's hard until it folds. lol Ultimately, I'm less likely to play with QQ than with any other card. many hands are lost with a pair of ladies in hand. it's not easy. and in your opinion my dear colleagues
I ve played against you a couple of times, and let me tell you this. You almost never fold and the marginal hands you play from awkward positions are staggering. I know for a fact that once you have +77 you move allin. So, I find it disturbing you making such a post dude.
here you gobut I prefer to go all-in, do lose to small pair on the flop, as I have lost last. I'm trying to change this approach, but it has become more vicious to get out of all with a pair above 77, I have to improve it, but as I said, it is not easy to change a vicile. thanks for the comment
It is hard to play QQ, in a game yesterday I had QQ about four times and only lost once. That is because I read comments here in the chatrooms and try to apply them to my game. Trust me it helps, so please keep posting it helps all of us.
Happy to get it all in preflop on most occasion but happy to see a flop and go from there also. Wins money more often than not.
play QQ ... I guess there are a thousand ways to play them and everyone will defend their position on what is the right way to play them ... and there will be a thousand opinions ... I guess it doesn't depend on the situation at the table. The aggressive premium will always be the usual but let's not forget that there are 2 premiums ahead as AA or KK. that will almost always raise you but there will be many AX and KX who will play them in the call and you just have to know how to take care not to enlarge the pot and all that ... poker is so complicated and beautiful in the At the same time that I will never let you be like that fish forever
Not necessarily - you can play any hand well and lose, but that doesn't mean you played it badly. For example, you flop a set of Queens and your opponent is committing all their chips on a draw and they get there. That doesn't mean that you played the hand badly.