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BB247
Joined: 24.08.2021

When should you play these hands? KJ, QJ, JT I know it all depends on the situation. It seems like they could do fairly well in freerolls and low-stakes tournaments. The reason why is because everyone that plays pretty much plays all hands and disregards position. I know that position still plays a big role and I would think from the middle position until the small blind with fewer than two people? However, if there are two people they likely have massive hands and likely nothing. If anyone that knows please explane.


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Shkureonak
Joined: 19.04.2010

Hi! Very strange question to be honest. If you are pretty new to poker I absolutely recommend to follow the charts. You can find it here https://www.pokerstrategy.com/download/content/artikel_daten/charts/ps_bss_tabelle_gb.pdf

Originally posted by BB247
It seems like they could do fairly well in freerolls and low-stakes tournaments.

There are no hands that do better on low stakes and worse at higher stakes. Every hand has the same equity whatever limit you play.

From my experience you will have to follow this chart untill you will intuitively deviate from the chart based on your experience. This is the time when poker reveals its magic. It took me a few years because I never intended to be better at it. If you invest a lot of time, it may take only a few months.

Hope someone will give a more accurate answer, I just wanted to give you the link to the chart :)


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Stackoffski
Joined: 08.09.2021

Yeah - also read the material on this website you have access to, you can find it under 'Strategy' in the main menu. These things will be explained there.


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Casey55
Joined: 19.07.2010

Originally posted by BB247
When should you play these hands? KJ, QJ, JT I know it all depends on the situation. It seems like they could do fairly well in freerolls and low-stakes tournaments. The reason why is because everyone that plays pretty much plays all hands and disregards position. I know that position still plays a big role and I would think from the middle position until the small blind with fewer than two people? However, if there are two people they likely have massive hands and likely nothing. If anyone that knows please explane.

To get a good idea sbout the hands I would recommend downloading ewuilab and checking the pre-made ranges to get a feel of what ranges should be played in which position. Your position at the table greatly changes the range of hands you play


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