Hold'em starting hands - top 39...

[beefy138]

nice post stigd ............will e hepful for ppl starting the game and i your going to keep it uptodate with outcomes of when you payed them would be intresting to all to see how they tand up

[stigd]

Beefy - I'll try - but the statistical material will be rather small. Lets say we deside on ONLY PLAY TOP 20 starting hands or so... that will leave you with like playing 20 hands in a 2½ hour tournament.
- now this has NOTHING to do with what you get of cards... only what you want to "try out a bet or call" on... The end outcome will be determined be HOW YOU PLAY THEM - and not the cards, - and played right, a lot of them will never reach the river card before the hand is either won or folded.

But I'll try

[stigd]

played the 1vip. 853 players. Played passed 2 hours. Played in total 15 hands according to recommendation - only top 20 hands from the list.
- plus also on BB, SB or when all seemed weak - inferior hands (- with only small investment). Ended 17

In general - hands below top 10 where just called. Pairs to catch a set. Folded if someone bet preflop or postflop not having hit.

All hands above top 10 where won. Trippled 3 times on fools calling me catching the NUT hand postflop. Dubbled TWICE on a lucky flop in BB with 57 and 69 (off suite).

My conclusion - worth a try more 2nite at Titan

[ike47]

Just thought this thread deserved a bump. In fact, I recommend it for the stickied list.

[beefy138]

nice post stigits good that you not only put the hands but what you should bet with them also .as sometimes people forget to add this to the post. so beginers know what the best hands are but dot noraly know what they should be doing with them