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One of these hands that I have lost several tournaments with is the 2 low pair hand. It looks safer than it is. Say you have a pair of 4's and a pair of 7's after the flop. Say you bet pot and 2 players call. One has gotten a pair of kings. If he gets a 2nd pair on the turn or river or if a third pair shows on the board; you lose. ::confused: Also the 2nd player may have a 4 flu or a 4 str. Either way your 2 low pairs are less strong than they look.:cool:
Lost such a hand yesterday by hitting two pair (QJs) on the flop. Othe guy had AA and on the river a pair of 6 came on the board...
It's funny, I was thinking when I read the title, "top and bottom or bottom two."
dont think QJ counts as two low pair!! could be wrong tho!! LOL i got my AA cracked by QJs!Quote:
Originally Posted by MIGO14
I agree you will lose more with low pairs than youll win thats why its best to just check or call minimum blind till you see the flop.
Apparently you can add a full house to that list, because I just lost my whole stack on it. (Second in chips too)
bovoda is really really bad...no hand is safe there lol
lets see dangerous hands not to over bet. hmmmmmm JJ, 10 10, AJ we will leave it those for now.
pocket 10s for sure