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Originally Posted by zarej  1. 2-7 (offsuit)
This is the worst hand to start with in Texas Hold 'Em Poker because there are so few good options: you have no straight draw, no flush draw, and even if you wind up with a pair of 7s or a pair of 2s, you're very unlikely to have the best hand. Of course, you'll see some crazy flops every now and then. But just because you might see a rare 7-7-2 flop once in a blue moon doesn't make this a good hand to play. 2. 2-8 (offsuit)
See above. This is only slightly better than a 2-7 offsuit because the 8 is better than the 7. 3. 3-8 (offsuit)
Another horrible starting hand for Texas Holdem Poker. 4. 2-9 (offsuit)
This hand is only slightly better than the ones listed above. 5. 2-6 (offsuit)
Of the 169 possible starting hands in Texas Hold 'Em Poker, this one ranks 165th. Not something to be proud of.
Taken from: http://boardgames.about.com/od/poker...t_starting.htm |
nice list, thanks for that but there's a small thing to add : Those results are for 6 to ten players tables, heads up is a different world and there 9-2 will be better than 4-5 suited for example (4-5 suited is a very good hand against more than 3 players in the hand, see the 2 screenshots below)!
2 players in the hand : your 9 makes the difference, heads up is a matter of overcards at first
6 players in the hand : Even if the Ace push A8 as first, the second hand here is the suited connectors one (and outside that fact playing suited connectors is at first a way to trap)!
Take care about those hands rankings
04-30-2008
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