Advice please.

KQ.......

How do you play it?

Obviously any ace is stronger, however, when and where do you play it?

Do you bet out with it, call a raise on it, limp utg....

It baffles me and to be fair i hate the hand, so any advice?

I guess you play it like this :-)

I was worried he had K10 but what can ya do here, had to make a move.

You won but I can only say one thing.

Idiotic.

Mmmm, why?

A bit of an explanation would be nice.

I asked for advice and no one gave it, so i went off my own decision.

danowski69 wrote:Mmmm, why?

A bit of an explanation would be nice.

I asked for advice and no one gave it, so i went off my own decision.

You are well chipped up in that game and to risk the lot when so many hands could be beating you is idiotic. No other explanation needed really m8. Keep playing like that and see where it gets you.

You say "what can you do? I had to make a move" The explanation you give for making the move is that you are worried he has KT!!??!?!?! Do I need to go on? You think he may have you beat and you decide the best plan of action would be to give him the rest of your chips!!

The only reason you say you have to make a stand is because you simply can't fold top pair. Not unusual for new players to do this and that's basically what it boils down to. You are new to the game and find it difficult if not impossible to lay down top pair. Learn from it (even though you won the hand) and move on.

I did state that i may of being massivly behind, but sometimes you have to take a risk.. ok it paid of, but i might not next time so i see ya point.


As for......i find it impossible to fold top pair LOL
bit rash if i do say so.

Considering the 5hr game i have just played ive folded AQ AJ JJ and 1010 all for the reason that 4 way raise they didnt seem strong enough on flops of AK9 OR K78

I can see when to fold and unless you are watching my game kenny, i feel that comment is a bit daft.

Remember ive been here a bit now so i know when to fold Most (not every) hand that im not leading with

But thanks for your comments...very much appreciated.