Keep losing with great cards after flop

JED1KNIGHT · April 2016

Never seen it on any other site like this.......unbelieveable..........2 yrs now

HENDRIK62 · April 2016

these are not the cards you are looking for....

RLT16 · April 2016

have you tried using the force?

ShaunyT · April 2016

I sense a great distrubance in the force.......

Like a million voices all screamed out at once when their premium hands were beaten by suited trash.

Nuggy962 · April 2016

Oh I agree I loose with great cards after the flop!

Problem is , sometimes my bad cards pre turn into great hands after the flop

out of interest how you play your great hands post and pre flop?

Example you got AK and is 3 way limped and you reraise and get 3 calls. Flop J 10 8 2 diamonds and you have 0 diamonds - do you continue on that board? You c bet and are reraised what's your play?

You have QQ and open 3 x pre and called by 2 - flop AK 7. You continue? Great starting hands pre are exactly that, great pre flop hands. Once we see a flop our strong holding can change a lot and we have to reasses.

I folded top set AAA on the turn in mtt last night - board was 4 to flush and I didn't have it! A lot of the time our hand is irrelevant - it's the opponents range we should be thinking about more. I folded and ended up on the FT few hours later (brag) point being, a big fold can be a good fold

I suggest you play the 5 card game for an hour. You won't see people trying to all in pre with AA too often early doors

Jac35 · April 2016

In Response to Re: Keep losing with great cards after flop:

Oh I agree I loose with great cards after the flop! Problem is , sometimes my bad cards pre turn into great hands after the flop out of interest how you play your great hands post and pre flop? Example you got AK and is 3 way limped and you reraise and get 3 calls. Flop J 10 8 2 diamonds and you have 0 diamonds - do you continue on that board? You c bet and are reraised what's your play? You have QQ and open 3 x pre and called by 2 - flop AK 7. You continue? Great starting hands pre are exactly that, great pre flop hands. Once we see a flop our strong holding can change a lot and we have to reasses. I folded top set AAA on the turn in mtt last night - board was 4 to flush and I didn't have it! A lot of the time our hand is irrelevant - it's the opponents range we should be thinking about more. I folded and ended up on the FT few hours later (brag) point being, a big fold can be a good fold I suggest you play the 5 card game for an hour. You won't see people trying to all in pre with AA too often early doors
Posted by Nuggy962

I'd prob call and try and house up