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Texas Holdem – How to Play J10
Popularly called Justin Timberlake or John Terry for the initials, JT, this poker hand is surprisingly considered a strong starting combination in Texas Holdem. This hand isn’t capable of making top pair but is credited with having the potential to strike the top straight in the game of poker. Jack Ten suited is an even better thing to see and makes decision making fairly simple.
Late position is the best
Position is very important while playing most poker hands but JT defies the rules of poker and makes game play very simple. Whichever way you play pre-flop, it is very easy to make choices with JT post flop. If raising in late position, you either hit your monster straight on the flop or you don’t. Now it is easy to decide, if you flopped your straight then the game takes off for you and if you don’t then it is time to muck. JT is straight forward, either you hit the nuts or you don’t hit anything thus eliminating possibilities of getting stuck in a worthless pot. So play JT with confidence from all positions and simply muck if you don’t hit the straight or get a straight draw after the flop is the best poker tip.
When Played at Adda52
In the online poker iPhone finals on 29th April 2012 at Adda52, Player playtowin won a big pot thanks to his poker hand of JT. With 3 players left in the end stages of the poker tournament, playtowin was small blind and saw Jc 10s. Player mpad was big blind and had 6h Js. Both players hit top pair with the flop Jd 4s 9s but playtowin had a better kicker. Seeing no over cards he raised 400 and a confident mpad re-raised to 800 which was called by playtowin. The turn was 3 h and both checked to see the river 7c which got playtowin the winning hand. His value bet of 400 got him the call from mpad and thus a very good pot was won by marginal hands of JT.
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