How to play two pais on flop with more opponents
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How to play two pais on flop with more opponents
Play it aggressive (bet/raise big). Whoever calls you usually only has top pair. You'll easily rob their stack. There is a small percent though, the fish gonna call you wit a draw, get lucky and hit it. So be careful.
play aggressively, if it is a dangerous free so you have to go with everything, if you want to see what's coming ... pay
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How aggressive is your opponent; what are the chances he will check the turn and the river or call you down; these are questions you should be asking yourself. The goal I have when hitting a good flop is to get the smallest amount of callers possible. Don't get greedy and try to trap 4 players on a flop after you hit 2 pair. There are still 2 cards to come and the hand is far from over. Chances are you will get one caller with a significantly high bet on the flop. Once headsup decide how strong your player is and or if he or she is chasing cards. Bet according to your read! Good question and gl :)
super aggresive
well i dont feel so good bout just 2 pair on hte flop a lotta times,, unless u can push other players off their str8 and flush draws, if there are any on the board. and watch out for the trips also. GL to u :)
the only time i see 2 pair win, is when i push big w/ a-a, sum donk calls, and hits both his cards. lmao!
play it aggressive as long as its not a scary board, i must admit i made the mistake of this (admitting alot of mistakes today.... i must be a usless player lol) hold AQ in the big blind, everyone folds round to the SB who raises to 3 x BB... I call (mistake #1... should of re-raised) the flop come down Q A 10.... fantastic top two pair! he 1/2 pot raises, ah what the hell i've got top two pair the only hand he is beating me with is J K (was my thinking process.... mistake #2 ive just gave myself the perfect reason not to shove and his betting pattern fits with J K but i ignore the evidence) i shove.... instant call.... now i know im in trouble with a lightning call like that... sure enough j k he turns over... im praying for another A Q but alas no, im knocked out and the alarm bells that rang out told me what he had (mistake #3 getting worked up by it...just let it be). So hopfully reading my mistakes will help you read the board and work out what there raise means etc. keep an eye out what is on the board.
its almost foooolinesss !!!
plat agressiv and look for drows becouse fish gonna call u if u small or big raise
Hello tovar1950!! If you have two pairs using your 2 cards (ex: you have K9, and the flop is K93...). You have a good hand and be agressive! But it´s advisable you read the flop and analyse the possibilities...
i think so that you can enjoy it.
play agressive but dont get wreckless if you got a low 2 pair
super for threads , i have to win if i had 2 pairs on flop , but let me see ....
two pair on flop is a strong hand, i will play aggresive :D
Hi tovar1950! I think it´s depends your stack, the flop, and yours opponents´ style...
i would say bet or raise, no slow play here,,,just my thoughts
It depends on the two pair, top two pair is pretty good against one or two opponents and it can be alluring to slowplay. bottom two pair though, it doesnt matter how many people you are against, two small pair is vulnerable to a board pair and has fucked every one of you peeps at one point so you should never slow play it. This one tournament i called a bunch of limpers on the SB with 52 suited, flop comes 10 5 2 some douchebag slow played his KK and we got it all in on the flop, river comes a 10:P
It depends upon the situation and your opponents. For the basic play i recommend you bet/raise to see where you're at and take down the pot to avoid any suckouts
if you are small blind for eg. I think check - raise is the best option ... but raise big so your opponents will fold / allin :D
Only aggresive before someone take straight or higher pair :)
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Very Very agressive
yeah friend
fery very agressive
I would bet 2/3 pot unless there was straight or flush possibility on board then I would bet pot to try to get people out.
all in instantly,to avoid the chasers catching something bigger
Never over play 2 pair, trust me!
How I play two pairs on the flop depends on if theres any flush or straight draws. If there could be, I bet more aggressively. o.o
different situations mean different things like if you have 2 pair with 3 consecutive cards with all of them suited you dont want to play to hard or raise to much so your not pot committed
the best way is raise a little and in the turn kill em all!!
Jugar dos pares en elflop es es una buena mano, pero se debe jugar cuidadosamente dependiendo de qué haya salido en el flop, dependiendo de qué posiblidades de proyectos existan tu harás un jeugo más agresivo o mas slowplay. Lo importante es observar bien las posibilidades que hay de formar jugeo dentro delflop. si hay proyecto de escalera o de color, lo mejor sería irse con calma con una apuesta sencilla para ver el flop, si alguien te sigue con tu raise hasta el flop deberás ver si existen posiblidades de manos superiores a la tuya. si no son muy claras entonces atacas con mas fuerza, pero recerda que tal como dice una parte de la película "rounders": ve con todo, pero siempre guarda algo.
Play your Two pair aggressively. Bet/Raise to know where you stand to let them know your not bluffing. It also makes people who are chasing straights or flushes to fold or make them pay to see another card
I need to know alot more about the situation to determine that
minimum raise in my opinion.
in my opinion i will do a raise men,,, course
it depends wat draws are out there if theres draws galore im playing it slow cause ure almost certainly gonna a run in to 1
agressive of course, the bet depend of the positon
I go quite of once be small the pairs....
2 prs actually win 75% of the time but its hard to say theres alot of str8s and fullhouses