what hand do you get dealt and think "trouble"

[....Ian.... 0]

KJ looks somewhat pretty but is poojacks of courseQJ in late position when no one has opened it up cuz i cant say no at that pointnines also kinda make me cringe sometimes

[Marty G 0]

A Q has done me in a few times now.Marty

[obrien64 0]

for me its A K. I know its a great hand but almost everytime i get it someone raises so i call, usually get involved in a huge pot only for them to turn over AA. I very rarely pick up a straight, or flush if its suited. as soon as i get it i start wondering who has the aces.

[seli 0]

AJ

[proletartiat 0]

KJAJJJ

[jeff_536 3]

JJ, TT, cause I end up tossing them away more often than not when an overcard hits

[dna4ever 2]

love the signature Jeff

[711Buddha 0]

JJ

[Smiff85 0]

AJs looks better than it is and is often dominated by hands that reraise, not bad in position but in early position cant bring myself to just throw it away

[Puddleglum5555 0]

88,99,1010,JJevery time I enter a pot, Im always thinking, ok how am I going broke here?I can lay down hands, I just hate these(in nlh, obviosly)as far as KJ type hands, I'd rather play 6-7 so I dont trap myself

[allinbluff35 0]

any hand that at the time I overplay or over value and not able to let go of

[JFarrell20 1]

AJ. Looks so much better than it really is.

[jeff_536 3]

love the signature Jeff

Thank you, sir...

[314HxC 0]

10 10

[rollito 0]

jj, i always find a way to overplay them

[whippedspoon 0]

Am I the only one who likes JJ? I love that hand. I usually put in a standard or more raise and you'll usually get called with someone with an Ace in their hand.If the flop comes with a K or Q, don't be scared. You just have to bet out at it, or if you're in position, call if the opponent bets (or raise). People will throw out bets with nothing in their hand and you have to put the pressure on them. The only card I'm worried about is an Ace flopping and either way, you might have a chance to represent that you have an ace, or an ace with a big kicker. If you're playing no-limit, just put the pressure on with jacks, people will throw their hands away.

[doubleatrain 0]

Whenever I'm on the bubble and pick up either AA or KK, I just know it's going to be a disaster.Okay, so I dont really dread the day I pick up aces on the bubble, they've just been cracked a couple times. My real list is:KJ, AJ, JJ, QJ

[EJ333 0]

K3 because I always lose with it and never get to do the crabler dance.

[rog 0]

99 and AJ. 99 I end up staying too often with an overcard on the board. AJ looks premium, but is marginal against any real action. Both could be best in a lot of situations, but it's pretty hard to tell sometimes.

[wisky_VI 0]

JJMe and my buddy have a nickname for it 'Hand o Death' !!

[Sushiman 0]

AK: practically everytime i play this hand someone is calling me with A rag, flop comes rags, and the turn is an A at which point I'm reverse dominated whichout even knowing it. 88: The last 4 times I've had this hand in NL I've hit my set on the flop only to have the board be coordinated and someone draw out on me. It's some kind of ridiculously cursed hand.

[EyeintheSkyy 0]

AQ. I call it the "death hand" cuz it knocked me out of so many tourneys when I was first starting out.

[gregdon8 0]

I really dont understand how you put KJ in front of AJ or even JJ?KJ is junk except for when you have position in an unraised pot.For me1. 99-JJ2. AJ

[macphec 0]

K 10 A 10 in late position always seems to run into a big hand in the blinds

[FloppyNuts 0]

QQ: Very profitable of course, but perhaps the most frequent bustout hand in tournaments.