• How to Play Texas Holdem Poker : Premium Starting Hands in Texas Holdem

    Posted on January 5th, 2011 admin 25 comments

    Learn about premium starting hands in Texas Holdem poker in this free online video about professional rules for Texas Holdem from an expert poker player. Expert: Reg Brittain Bio: Reg Brittain has benefited from the poker boom of recent years. In 2006, Brittain won 000 on Fox Sports Network’s Poker Dome Challenge. Filmmaker: Christian Munoz-Donoso

     

    25 responses to “How to Play Texas Holdem Poker : Premium Starting Hands in Texas Holdem”

    1. KingOfDiamonds717

      @currin3035
      Lol. I can spare 10$ my FTP name = yoaco1796 =D

      And yes
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    2. lol A-A may go to hell if the flops turns out to give another players 3:s

    3. play with courage? omg DONT LISTEN THIS GUY !!

      play tight , taths all u need to know

    4. nice

    5. ExtremeStormKiller

      ever thought about 10 9 suited?

    6. this guy is a fuken newb

    7. ROFL LLLLLLLOOOOOOOOOOOL

    8. even ace king offsuit has a 1/4 chance of beating pocket kings…

      In fact, I once lost against ace king suited when I had a pair of aces

    9. yeah right, wanna see you fold aces preflop =)) with kings there is a small chance, but fold aces preflop you can only be an idiot!

    10. If u fold AA preflop you can just aswell throw your money in the dish…

      when in a bubble situation in a big tournament it is maybe worth to give it a thought

    11. i dont think that u have to call with aces all the time pre flop. its not because u have aces that u will win for sur. In fact, all depend the cheaps u have left, and the players in…etc.

    12. seriously…

      and im askin about the situation he was talkin about specifically , so i dun want other people “explaining” it to me

    13. of course there’s circumstances, but AK at any stage of a TOURNAMENT is a monster

      its also less possible that other people have A or K and if somebody has KQ or smth which is also a monster u can get all their chips in the middle on the flop if a King hits

      so its a tricky premium hand ,but its a premium hand nonetheless

    14. what races?!

      against two other aces?

    15. i dun think you ever wanna fold aces… what are u playing then?

      yeah, i get the - pre-bubble strategy
      but i think that then is a time to get even more agressive, so even with 1 big blind invested u gotta get them in the middle

    16. why would u fold aces preflop?

    17. in a tournament they are hard to play ,cuz anyone callin an all in basically has u beat or ur flippin a coin, and if somebody call u ,most of the times he’s either slowplayin you or will hit big on the flop or will not call, so u kinda dunno where ur at with jacks

    18. if in a tournament

      but if u play in a cash game u almost never fold them preflop, no matter.. well if at a fullring table 8 guys go all in preflop… lol

      no ,actually its true ,they are hard to play, harder than the better premium hands ,but if u think ur up against like an overpair (someone reraises you) in a cash game u will always want to stay in that pot and hit a set

    19. Pocket Jacks is the hardest preflop hand to bet. Ask 10 pros and you’ll get 10 different answers, granted it depend on the situation (position, stack size, opponents, etc.)

    20. Aces never win races

    21. Agreed,

      While AK is a good hand its only 50/50 agasit any pocket pair.

      Which is ok if you are shortstack in a tourment but early in the tourment is another story

    22. The only time when folding pockets preflop is if you are playing a satallie and you are on a bubble.. and you have a huge chip lead.

      The other time you would fold pockets A’s is if you are playing a double thru online and have 2 all-ins behind you

    23. Theres discussion of one type of situation, perhaps where you were playing a tournament that pays the top 9 places all the same amount, and there were 11 players left and say 2 people were all in before you. No risk if you fold.

      But realistically, I agree, get those chips in the middle.

    24. Why would someone fold pocket Rockets preflop? that doesnt make sense to me.

    25. What was his point of telling his silly lil “free tournament (locally) and someone showed that he folded aces, preflop?!
      JJ is almost a premium hand.

      omg
      This guy is a goob.

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