Best starting poker pairs what’s your go to and why

[Mari]

JJ one of the trickiest hands ever, double 10's are a lot damn better

[Tonang]

It's def 55, last time had this hand I won 3 allin's

[111]

For me is actually doen't matter AA or 22, NEVER do any slowplay when you have something good!!!

[Tonang]

Toggle Quote On 5/14/2025 at 9:13 AM, 111 said:

For me is actually doen't matter AA or 22, NEVER do any slowplay when you have something good!!!

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Feel you bro slowplay can be too expensive)

[Lucky_Guy]

Toggle Quote On 5/14/2025 at 10:52 AM, Tonang said:

Feel you bro slowplay can be too expensive)

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100% bro

[Ahmad Hossain]

A bit offtopic, but one the best hands ever - AK, covers all top-pairs and gives you wings to bluff aggresively

[Lu Lu]

doubled my stack with AA last game

[Skater]

Toggle Quote On 5/14/2025 at 2:35 PM, Lu Lu said:

doubled my stack with AA last game

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Best hand LMAO

[Ri Soimon]

99 gives a lot of outcomes and it's one of the best connectors

[Ankul]

Toggle Quote On 5/15/2025 at 5:29 AM, Ri Soimon said:

99 gives a lot of outcomes and it's one of the best connectors

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very nice connector, saved me a lot of times ajajaja

[wise]

TBH all hands are good, just depends how you'll play them

[Eva]

J 9 is the best hand, gives a lot of outcomes and not so basic)

[513]

99 is my go-to

[513]

Feels strong enough to raise with, but not scary if I have to fold postflop

[G h o s t]

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Toggle Quote On 7/2/2025 at 11:34 AM, 513 said:

Feels strong enough to raise with, but not scary if I have to fold postflop

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it a set, and you’re golden.

[SKY]

I love 66 lol.

[Denish]

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[Game-master]

I recently started exploring this area and I'm still learning. Could someone explain in more detail how the bonus system works? I've read the FAQ but some things are still unclear to me.

Pro tip: Always start small and scale up gradually. This applies to everything in life!

[CEO]

Great discussion everyone! I think the most overlooked aspect is the importance of bankroll management. No matter how good your strategy is, without proper management you're setting yourself up for failure.