En god hånd

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Couscous#2 - 18/07 2005 18:13

Hmm, ja jeg kan godt forstå en del af det, men hvad betyder det når der f.eks. står 42s ??

Bær over med mig, jeg er begynder :)

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Couscous#4 - 18/07 2005 21:40

Tak du, nu er jeg med ;)

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marinus#6 - 19/07 2005 14:55

T står for en 10er

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PowermandMRK#8 - 16/11 2005 02:24

Måske står det allerede et sted på Jeres site, men hvis ikke, kunne der så skrives lidt mere om, hvilke hænder man bør spille i forskellige positioner, og hvilke hænder man bør raise med, osv.?

Desuden ville det være dejligt med en god oversigt over forskellige potodds afhængigt af hvilken hånd man sidder med, hvilken hånd man går efter, og hvilket flop og turn der ligger på bordet. Kan det lade sig gøre, eller kan et link anbefales? :-)

Tak for et godt site!

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sambusa#10 - 01/12 2006 07:28

Ace-Ace and K-K  are worth raising with, because you can win without improvement. Particularly Aces and Kings,the reason for this is, that there are no overcards that can come to Aces, and with the Kings the only overcard is an ace.
When we move down the rank to a pair of Q-Q or  J-J we are still in the position to raise like the Aces and Kings. Just remember that you now have more overcards that can beat you hand. If a Ace or a King is in the flop I would just play minimum and see what happens.

With middle pairs like10-10, or 9-9, 8-8, and other small pairs, play for the minimum, until you see if you hit three of a kind on the flop.
If you hit trips you want to get the maximum chips into the pot. Don't go ALL IN but keep betting or raising the amount you think opponents will call.

The same with the big cards. With small pairs, if you flop a set with them, play them strong.
The small pairs can get you in trouble if someone else flops a larger set.

If you just started to play NO LIMIT , you want to play premium cards. This will help keep you out of trouble.
For example if you played a weak hand such as Ace + five and the flop came Ace +Nine +seven, you would have top pair of aces but with a very weak kicker.
If someone else had an Ace and a larger kicker, you would loose some money.
 
Remember often the KICKER its the SAVER or KILLER!!!

Just a little something to think about
Sambusa