slowroll poker

This strategy assumes that 🗝 your opponents are more likely to have a weaker hand or fold. If they do have a strong hand, you 🗝 might lose some money, but you'll have losses minimized since your initial investment will be small. Additionally, if you do 🗝 get called down, you might get lucky and make a set (three of a kind) or even a Straight or 🗝 Flush if you have sufficient cards.

However, there's a catch! You should only play a pair of deuces if your table 🗝 image is conservative. If you've been playing very tightly and only showing down big hands, people are more likely to 🗝 believe you have a monster when you raise. If you've been playing too many hands and continuation betting too light, 🗝 then your raises will be less believable. So, only play deuces if you've been sitting tight.

Another situation where a pair 🗝 of deuces can be useful is in heads-up play. If you're facing a very aggressive opponent who constantly raises preflop 🗝 or on the flop, you can exploit their aggressiveness by calling their raises with a pair of deuces. This play 🗝 works because you're not pot-committed, and your opponent pays you off too much, thinking you're weak.

Furthermore, if you do happen 🗝 to hit a three-of-a-kind, the board needs to be showing draws to beat you. Finally, let's talk about preflop hands. 🗝 Many beginners think you should play every hand you're dealt. Don't do this! You should only play 5-6% of your 🗝 preflop hands, depending on who you're talking to. Please don't bother with overcard hands, and eliminate trash single-suited cards instead. 🗝 Even if you suck out and win with deuces, you'll lose in the long run. So stick to the chart!