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PLAYABLE STARTING HANDS

Dec 12, 2008 7:28 pm Report Abuse

PLAYABLE STARTING HANDS

In total there are 169 possible starting hands, but for the purpose of this guide

you will only find those starting hands which provide you with the best chance of

winning.

To give you a better understanding of the most effective way to use the starting

hands listed below, here are some helpful guidelines for you to follow:

indicate that these hands can be raised and re-raised at any time during the

game.

Starting hands that are blue consist of the top ten starting hands, and

in the game, and then proceed to raise midway and late in the hand.

Starting hands that are green indicate that it is best to call these hands early

in the middle and late portion of the game.

Starting hands that are orange indicate that it is in your best interest to call

portion of the game.

Starting hands that are purple should be called only when you are in the late

and

A = Ace, K = King, Q= Queen, J = Jack and 10 - 2 = numerical card valuem = matching suit.

STARTING HANDS:

Any pair

of a kind, full house and four of a kind. Naturally the higher the pair you

start with the better off you are -

- they provide you with the possibility of high pair, two pair, three

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A-A, K-K, Q-Q, J-J

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10-10, 9-9, 8-8

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7-7 6-6, 5-5, 4-4, 3-3, 2-2

Any high card accompanied by another of their matching suit

starting hands have the potential of achieving a high pair, three of a kind,

flush, a straight or a straight flush. Depending on their arrangement any

suited

– TheseA, K, Or Q have potential flush possibilities.

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4m, A-3m, A-2m

A-Km, A-Qm, A-Jm, A-10m, A-9m , A-8m, A-7m, A-6m, A-5m, A-

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K-2m

K-Qm, K-Jm, K-10m, K-9m, K-8m, K-7m, K-6m, K-5m, K-4m, K-3m,

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Any high card with another unsuited high card

have the potential of achieving a high pair or straight.

idea to only play the combination of unsuited cards if their value totals to 21

or more.)

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Low card accompanied by any other low card of matching suit

only potential these cards have is the may achieve a possible flush or

straight, because they are connected by suit.

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You should fold if you have

any starting hand that is not found in the above list.

It is important that you realize when playing Texas Hold’em you will end up folding

prior to the flop most of the time. This is because you will likely experience frequent,

terrible starting hands on a regular basis such as 2–7 or 3-8. Don’t let this discourage

you. You need patience when it comes to playing Hold’em, so don’t expect to win

every game you paly or you’ll only end up losing all of your chips. Keep in mind that

although a strong starting hand is a good sign, and increases your chances of nabbing

the pot, always be prepared to fold if your hand fails to improve, because more than

likely another player already has the better cards.

Q-Jm, Q-10m, Q-9m, Q-8m, Q-7m, Q-6m, Q-5m, Q-4m, Q-3m, Q-2mJ-10m, J-9m, J-8m, J-7m, J-6m, J-5m10-9m, 10-8m, 10-7m, 10-6m– These starting hands(Note: it is a goodA-K, A-Q, A-J, A-10, A-9K-Q, K-J, K-10, K-9Q-J, Q-10, Q-9J-10, J-910-9– The9-8m, 9-7m, 9-6m8-7m, 8-6m, 8-5m7-6m, 7-5m6-5m, 6-4m5-4m, 5-3m4-3m


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