Favorite Hands

[Sully]

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Playing $1/$2 NL on Stars the other night, I get 92o in the BB. 6 players to the flop (no pre-flop raises). Flop is A45 rainbow. SB checks, I check, bet of $2, raised to $4, re-raised to $8, LP calls the $8, SB folds, I call the $8, two more calls.

I think the call on the flop was the most questionable play I made, but I had a pretty good read on both of the LP players.

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Yeah...I would have to agree. Calling 4 bets cold out of position, with no pair and a gutshot straight draw is a bit questionable.

Good thing you had a read on them.

[shadow29]

JTs

It's the money machine.

[chipbrave]

it has nothing to do with superstition, buy my fav hands in NL cash games are suited 1 gappers, specifically, 6/8, 7/9, and 8/10. They are so hard for opponents to spot when they hit.

[deacsoft]

You've got to love... the TEN and the EIGHT.

[brassnuts]

10 8 suited is my favorite not so great hand as well.

[Mayhap]

I like the ones that are EASY to fold like the montana banana.
I just started playing a few months ago. I noticed all these players with the nick 'suited69' or the ilke. So, I started playing suited 69 every time I could. Well, it ain't no magic hand! I think these people really just have their minds on dinner.
As for playable favs, I like suited 76 and 65 in late position when there have been EP raises. I figure they have the high end covered, let me see what I can do with the middle.

[TomCollins]

I'm always partial to JackKing Off

[SlyR]

I'm surprised no one said Presto.

[SlickRick]

My favorite hand is the winning hand [img]/images/graemlins/smile.gif[/img] I do seem to hit a lot of sets with 77.

[sprmario]

K9o and K8o were the two biggest money losers in my poker traker database. I've stopped playing those hands. They won around 12% of the time... ugh.