kqo

[nachunja 0]

IM SO CONFUSED ON HOW TO PLAY THIS MF'ING HANDHere's how i play em:no matter what kind of game it is,what kind of ppl im faced with,EP- limpMP- limp (raise if im first one in)LP- Raisei will never cold call raises with these but call a raise after limping, but fold if its 2 more betsi've lost money with KQo, cuz i think i tend to overplay themalso, AQosay UTG raises and one EP calls, and im LP.i would usually fold. too tight?assume there are no reads

[bdc30 0]

I totally understand what you're saying.KQ is by dollar my highest LOSING hand accordingto pokertracker. Usually catches just enough ofthe flop to get you in trouble...loledit--mind you, i'm including my NL hands in thatstat, where I think I've had a few hands where I've gotten all my money in with the current nuts onlyto get drawn out on with those cards....but still....

[Canada 0]

You're playing it fine.The only thing I do differently is to always raise from MPJust be more aware of your opponents cold-calling range.If they cold-call AK, AQ, AA, KK, QQ instead of 3-betting you need to be aware of this and adjust accordingly

[Rokuban 0]

EP- limpMP- limp (raise if im first one in)LP- Raisei will never cold call raises with these but call a raise after limping, but fold if its 2 more bets

I play it the same except I fold it in EP.

i've lost money with KQo, cuz i think i tend to overplay them

I will get very agressive if a K, Q, or str8 draw flops. I will slow down if someone who cold called preflop plays back at me.

also, AQosay UTG raises and one EP calls, and im LP.i would usually fold. too tight?assume there are no reads

I've learned to fold AQo in those situations too. Especially if the original raiser was in EP. Assuming no reads.