How do you play 88, 99 and TT?
The next video for our innovative beginner strategy has arrived. This time you'll learn more about playing Tens, Nines and Eights.
In December KTU introduced our innovative new beginner strategy. It consists of individual videos, each focusing on single hole card combinations.
In contrast to previous strategies, you won't just get general rules to follow. Instead you will receive specific strategic tips as well as an explanation on why this advice is important.
After dealing with AK as well as Aces, Kings, Queens and Jacks, the latest video of the beginner strategy revolves around correctly playing TT, 99 and 88.
These hands are some of the toughest ones to deal with. Often you only have a middle pair, making it a very hard decision to assess if you should stay in a hand. If you're folding too often, you could be throwing away the best hand too frequently. If you're calling to many bets and raises, you'll end up paying off your opponent's strongest hands.
How to play TT, 99 & 88
With our new beginner strategy, you will learn how to play individual hands step-by-step, always topped off with the ideas and facts on which the strategy is built. This enables you to deviate from an overly static approach at the table whenever you feel it's necessary.
Don't miss out on the first three videos of this series:
How to play AK
How to play AA & KK
How to play QQ & JJ
Questions?
If you have any questions or if you are unsure about the way you've played a hand, you can always start a discussion in our beginner's course forum:
