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03-30-2005, 02:38 PM
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Re: how powerful is J10 suited?
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some say its a great hand, what makes this hand so good? [/ QUOTE ] ANY straight you make using both cards will always be the nut straight. i usually dont play it for exactly that reason, most beginners always DO play it. 
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03-30-2005, 02:43 PM
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Re: how powerful is J10 suited?
JTs makes the most nut straights of any two card holding
and has flush potential. This makes it powerful multiway. It is also a preflop favorite over small pocket pairs heads up, unlike AKo J9s is not as good, T flops top pair more often than 9, and its harder to flop straight. When the ace face flops, JTs has a gutshot and sometimes has odds to continue (especially with backdoor flush draw), but J9s usually must fold. Ace high flops generate action.
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#9
03-30-2005, 03:02 PM
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Re: how powerful is J10 suited?
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T flops top pair more often than 9, [/ QUOTE ] Will you please tell me what other cards flop pairs more often than others, because I would like to start playing those cards.
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#10
03-30-2005, 03:05 PM
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Re: how powerful is J10 suited?
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Will you please tell me what other cards flop pairs more often than others, because I would like to start playing those cards. [/ QUOTE ] The likelihood of flopping top pair decreases as the rank of the card decreases. Can't you see that?
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