JJ step your pocket jacks up to a new level

[sos_egg_n]

Hi all,
Like me no doubt u can find JJ a very dificult hand to play and very often un rewarding.

A player recently posted with this problem so i advised him to check out the below link.....He has not yet thanked me but no doubt his Pocket jack are now a hand he is only to delighted to see....and his reply to thank me will appear shortly

I offer all players this link to improve your play

Enjoy (i genuinly did)


YouTube - How to play JJ)

Rgds

[Elbarad]

Hi all,
Like me no doubt u can find JJ a very dificult hand to play and very often un rewarding.

A player recently posted with this problem so i advised him to check out the below link.....He has not yet thanked me but no doubt his Pocket jack are now a hand he is only to delighted to see....and his reply to thank me will appear shortly

I offer all players this link to improve your play

Enjoy (i genuinly did)


YouTube - How to play JJ)

Rgds

*Cough*

I did thank you for the link in the original thread.

Though I have yet to watch it. Spending time with the wife's family last night instead. woohoo

Still... thanks again

[sos_egg_n]

no probs there is much sarcasm in my comments the clip is comedy gold and something we can all relate to.

PS. hope the inlaws are well

[Imdesperate]

indeed, JJ is a difficult hand, when some players on table coldcalling, 50% chance, the flop has a Q+ or a players hit his set. I suggest when 3+ on the flop playing c/c in a SNG/MTT or in a cashgame b/f

[Elbarad]

*shakes fist at sos egg*

That wasn't helpful!!

That was like living through my nightmare night all over again!!

Funny in a way, but kind of like seeing a break up movie only days after your girlfriend dumps you.

LOL

Edit And here's another example from last night.

https://www.pokertableratings.com/re...ash=5048749485

[sos_egg_n]

lol thats one bad beat there is not even a str8 or flush draw .....its a certainty you win from that spot


No such thing as a sure win in this game tho


Better luck next time

[Alnoble]

Should have watched that video before playing at Bodog last night. Would have folded my JJ and not got caught by villa's AA

[willie beaman]

Clip is funny as hell. Problem is, the player spent too much time trying to trap opponents and costs himself chips. Yes jacks are a tough hand to play, but it's not always cheaper to keep her, dump a losing hand, regardless of the preflop strenght. With jacks, you have to also play more aggressively preflop from certain spots to take down pots with out being outdrawn postflop when ahead.

[rgchan]

That is really well done. To edit all those hands,combine them and add documentary. lol He played them OK most of the time but just got killed every time. Too funny. Reminds me of another similar one I saw by this guy who thought he was really good and trying to give advise but he just kept getting BEAT so badly.Wish i could find that one.It was so funny.
Rg

[Poker Orifice]

This guy (Mary Smith - Tor. Can.) actually puts out alot of videos (he has a few series, on SNG & MTT play). His strat. vids. aren't the greatest imo... but they are ok & would be helpful to alot of micro players. He for sure shares alot of passion for the game & I know he helps alot of people out (He's also promoting software throughout). His series of vids. are available for free (he emails them to you in succession).

He actually has another vid. (humorous one) that is REALLY FUNNY (all badbeats)... 100x funnier than this pkt. J's one. I can't recall the link or title for it (maybe Google.. Marty Smith Badbeat vid.?)