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he stoped to chew when he picked up QQ thats why u shouldnt chew gum at a poker table

No he didn't

Maybe watch from the beginning until the end lol

Maybe he's going to "moove" all-in lol

@@glenchristie777 lmao

So annoying

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That’s what she said

No…..

Buddy I'm a poker pro. Long term (100 000 hands+) there are a lot of strategies with which you can win versus amateurs. 10-1000 hands yes, an amateur can beat me. There's a reason long term good pros win and long term amateurs lose. Also you and your competition shouldn't be at a certain skill level, you should be better.

If you've got pocket pair of aces, you can't lose, right? Your opponent has 72 off suit, calls you. The flop is 89,10 of clubs. You bet. The seven two raises. The river is the jack of clubs. 8, 9, 10, and Jack of clubs on the board. Seven Duice goes all in, you will lose because you won't risk all your chips.

Are you joking, let's say opponent got AK, if he gets a pair of ace or king, he can't win against Aces compared to going against any other pocket pair

@@richardlee8899 The statistical probability of getting pocket aces is the same as getting pocket twos!

Its the top pair,beats any other pair

No but it says being dealt pocket aces No wining or nothing Being dealt

@@ivangolec4257 If you have, say, a pair of 2s and a full table (10 people), there's a decent chance that someone will have a higher pocket pair (a 42% probability). If neither of you hits something like 3 of a kind, a straight, etc, then the higher pair wins. It's a question of the potential, the probability of what it can turn into. It's the strongest position you can be in before the flop (though, overall, the probably that you end up winning against a single opponent with aces is about 80%, so you shouldn't go too crazy with them)