Biggest Danger Hand

[Yoda 1]

FYP

Yea that...you knew what i meant.

Who are these people voting for AJ????Are you guys telling me that KJ and QJ are easier to play than AJ?THINK ABOUT IT!

There are definitely more dangerous hands to play, if you play them. But I don't think they are as dangerous in general because I am not as tempted to play them (knowing full well how much trouble they are usually in). Like I said earlier, AJ is the perfect mix between just good enough to raise with, and not nearly good enough to hold up to extreme pressure when you get a piece of the flop.

[ricker 0]

Who are these people voting for AJ????Are you guys telling me that KJ and QJ are easier to play than AJ?THINK ABOUT IT!

My rational for voting for AJ is not because I overplay it, but because I see so many other people overplay it. Someone comes in for a raise and reraised and some fish sees AJ and thinks it's still gold will three bet it. Of course, I want that guy in the hand with me.Personally I think overvaluing any high cards are the real danger.

[mtdesmoines 3]

66 to 99 UTG on an aggressive table. No question.

[blakheart 3]

Too many variables-AQ facing an UTG raise, or a reraise from the blinds. Midpairs in early position. 2nd nut/nut hands in O8b on the turn. A A on a 7 8 10 board.Hell what game are we playing? AJ in limit is a tough hand, in no limit tourney it is pretty easy to play (IMO).

[sholden 0]

I've been ****ed with AJ l8 in as tournament when you have 7BB and the table is tight, its quite a good looking hand.

84o is a good looking hand at that point.

[brvheart 1,750]

Im gonna have to go with AAxx double suited on this one... because even with a preflop 'pot' bet.... you will get 6 callers... minimum.

top pair no kicker.... try laying that down in a tournament when there's a lot of play left.

BTW Jerry.... I surprised you don't know this... but you had J 6 on a board of J 6 8. That means you had 2 pair and someone else... maybe fidler, had trip 8's. If you're gonna have a stupid joke account, do your homework.

[ForRealDD 0]

66 to 99 UTG on an aggressive table. No question.

Limp...no set ,check fold

[rogerwilco 0]

Personally I think overvaluing any high cards are the real danger.

Overvalueing any hand but the nuts can be expensive.

[cwik 0]

AK, over play it every time.

[PokerKnight55 0]

A10 suited and mid pairs. The death of me, especially in middle of touneys.

[bobonic 0]

For me it's KQ or 10 9....cant believe they didn't make the list

[tallsocksguy 0]

JJ fo sho....no doubt about it....you raise it up and theres always gonna be scare cards that affect the way you play it throughout...either that or you get the morons who call with A3 and turn the ace cuz they're "pot-committed"....all hail to the donkey flush!!!!

[mtdesmoines 3]

JJ fo sho....no doubt about it....you raise it up and theres always gonna be scare cards that affect the way you play it throughout...either that or you get the morons who call with A3 and turn the ace cuz they're "pot-committed"....all hail to the donkey flush!!!!

I love ace-rag guy. He can't keep from throwing his chips into my pot in his quest to see if he's really outkicked.

[ROGUE06 0]

AJ is still winning!!??

[Dan The Man 0]

JJ, especially when overcards flop.