Anybody got any JJ tips. What is the best JJ strategy!

[Detroitjunky]

fold or all in

[logan]

i shove them, but i lose 95% of the time.

[greengiant]

When you have JJ you can do a few different things, for example: If it's early in the tourney and it's late position and your chip stack is healthy, just put a raise in, maybe 3 times the blind. Or at least that's how I play usually. If it's late and you have a short stack then i'd shove it. Everyone plays different. gl at the tables!

[bobbygee]

I rarely push them....go slooooow

[mike7734]

I rarely push them also be cautious they usually get beat.

[royalpat]

i would see the flop first and then decide = maybe look out for king queen on flop

[buonafide]

I play JJ like its 87 suited or 33 - a drawing hand. Unless you are short stacked, all in preflop can get ugly with JJ. If you're the raising preflop type, raise big to scare away the K and Q-high hands. Otherwise I don't consider it a mistake to limp into a cheap pot with them and try to flop a monster. Also, if I'm UTG deep in a tourney, I usually fold preflop

[rghy2]

play it more like 10 10 and less like QQ and that should help you avoid some trouble

[suncitydm]

go all im before the flop everytime. or optiom B limp or optiom 3 just fold the shit......

[rynoeldred]

i usually raise 3 -4 times big blind see the flop judge it from there.