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Top 20 Texas Holdem Poker Hands
10 Best and Worst Starting Poker Hands
Top Hands In Texas Holdem
One of the most important thins to learn in texas hold em is which hands are worth playing and which ones you would be better off folding. When it comes to every hand its all about the worth of those two down cards you’re first dealt. I’ve come up with a simple ten and ten list of the best cards to play and the best cards to fold. Just following these alone should increase your odds at the table. BEST #1 Ace/Ace This is by far the best hand you can hope to be dealt and has more odds of winning than any other cards #2 K/K This is a close second to the previous hand. Odds are still in your favor and you can definitely win some money with these “cowboys”. #3 Q/Q “Ladies” are probably the 3rd best you can be dealt. The two above can take you out but you have everything below. #4 A/K This is stronger when suited and can still be somewhat of a tricky hand. When it comes to drawing hands this is definitely the strongest. If the flop is on your side and gives you a pair this hand can definitely pay off #5 J/J This hand still has about a twenty percent chance of winning. Be cautious of the flop. If it shows a K, Q or A your chances go down but other than that you have a strong hand. #6 A/Q This drawing hand is right under A/K and also has about a 20% chance of a win #7 K/Q When suited especiallly this is a great drawing hand. Just be careful of the Aces. #8 A/J Suited really benefits you here but still a decent hand #9 K/J This hand is decent hand to play with but pay attention. Everything on this list so far can beat you so if you see big raises you should probably fold. #10 A/10 You can still make a straight with this hand if the odds are in your favor. I wouldnt play this hand very strong and once again suited is going to put you in a better position of course. WORST #1 2/7 “the hammer” is what it is otherwise known as. Even if these cards are suited you might have a chance of making a very low flush. This is considered to be the worst starting hand in texas hold em. #2 2/8 The only difference between this hand and above is you got an 8 instead. You still cant do much with this hand even when suited. #3 3/and either of the above…This hand can still beat the other two but is not a good hand at all. #4 2/6 Even if you have a miracle flush or straight chances are someone else on the table will have one higher. This hand is around a 10% chance of winning which is not the best. #5 2,3 or 4/9 The only thing that may have the chance to save you with this hand is the 9. If you pair it it’s still right down the middle as far as pairs go. You still have a high chance to get beat even tho it’s better than any other hands so far. #6 2/10 This is not a good hand…unless you’re a professional poker player. Doyle Brunson captured two WSP bracelets with this hand but unless you’ve logged as many hours at the table as him then I suggest you steer clear of playing this one. #7 5/9 Statistically this is losing hand. It can be somewhat fun to play if thats what you’re playing for but not one that is going to win you money more than likely. #8 4/5, 4/8, 3/6, 5/….You get the idea….These hands are a maybe at best if suited…if not get rid of em. If you’re in the big blind and can see the flop free ok. Otherwise fold. #9 Face/Low when unsuited. A lot of times players (especially new ones) want to play any hand with a face card. This does have the chance to win a few pots but most of the time are losing hands that are easy to beat. Don’t get so excited every time you see paint in your hand. #10 Ace/little unsuited See above. Yes we want to play the ace. Honestly this isnt a bad hand but if you see a lot of raises and you’re sitting at a table with more than four players you’re probably about to be outkicked and out of money.
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Two aces is the best Hold'em poker hand you can hope to have. It's the best of the best, and it will win you more than any other hand. It's also known as American Airlines, pocket rockets, and bullets. For Texas Hold'em tournament strategy, there exists a whole set of other poker tournament tips. While there are many things that add up to good poker strategy, we feel that these are the Top Five for new or intermediate players. They are: “Opening Hands”, “Bet Sizing”, “Limping”, “Knowing When to Fold” and “Position”.