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|This is a discussion on J K unsuited/suited within the online poker forums, in the Cash Games section; I would like to hear peoples opinion on how to play J K unsuited. This is always a tricky hand for me to play and
J K unsuited/suited
I would like to hear peoples opinion on how to play J K unsuited. This is always a tricky hand for me to play and i cant seem to ever play it right. Do i fold/call/raise preflop or if i hit the king or jack with no other higher card on the board do i raise?
Also, would you play J K suited any different?
I used to have trouble with hands like that. I always wanted to play! In a freeroll I usually do play em, any way I feel like! lol But, and this took me a loong time to learn,...if I'm out of position, it's an easy fold. If i'm in position I may speculate if there is no pressure on me in the betting. But I'd recommend reading about position in a hand. It will prolly save you a lot of cash and heartache.
What do you do want to do in mid. pos? limp? depends on the stake I suppose, I'd play it the same as any suited connector.
***I base this on a suited hand
re: Poker & J K unsuited/suited
regarding KJo--
early position at a 9-handed table: fold it almost always. easily dominated, lots of players still to act, and you can't stand a re-raise pretty much ever
middle position at a 9-handed table: depends on your exact position, table conditions, tightness of the blinds, etc. if someone raised before you, fold except in very rare cases (like they're a maniac who raises very very wide). when not facing a raise in front it hinges on the conditions i mentioned; sometimes it's a raise, sometimes it's a fold. the more experience you get, the better idea you'll have. it's not a good hand to open-limp with because if you get a raise behind, you really don't know if they're just attacking/isolating your limp or if they really have a good hand. once you limpcall and flop top pair, you have no idea where the hell you're at because they could easily have you outkicked or have an overpair. open-raising (especially with this type of hand) is important for defining your opponents ranges and avoiding trouble when you get 3bet
late position at a 9-handed table: pretty strong hand to open with; always worth an open-raise and usually an isolation raise if someone limped in. if a raise already came from EP or even MP it's a fold nearly every time
with fewer players you of course have to adjust your standards a little bit. in first position at a 6-handed table i'm still folding usually, but any position after that it's probably worth an open-raise
KJ suited is not all that different. in some marginal spots where you might not play KJo, KJs might be worth a play, especially with deep stacks (like in cash games) where the added flush possibilities are worth quite a bit in implied odds
usually they're good hands for being aggressive with in late position, and a good hand to get you in trouble in early position. hope this helped a little
Its pretty much situational. I might fold KJ in EP since is a very easily dominated hand, but I might shove with KJ in EP if my stack vs blinds is low enough. I might open raise in MP with KJ as well or I'll call a small bet from EP. Late position, you can be more aggressive with it. Steal with it, re-steal, etc.
KJ is hand I like to play carefully. Especially if I hit a K on the flop with a J kicker. If Im the aggressor, I might C-bet with KJ depending on my opponent(s) if I hit the flop. Iff IM not the aggressor, I might just call down bets to keep the pot small. Again, depending on the opponent. If you hit, your hand might be good in some situations, but its not a hand I would like to get into a raising war with.
Combu makes some good points as well.
King Jack Play
Yes, K-J suited should be played differently from K-J offsuit. The possibilites of making a hand are much better and there worth a little more risk. Of course, I agree with "Philthy" the situation is the determining factor in playing either. With a large raise and then and "all-in" your best option is to play neither hand and fold. However, from late position with no calls or raises then by all means call with the off suit and make a 1 bet raise with the suited K-J. If the flop do not come close to anything then fold if someone bets out.
re: Poker & J K unsuited/suited
well at a 6 handed table you're just competing with fewer hands, so KJ becomes better there than 9-handed. at 6max, KJ is a somewhat strong hand, but you should still be careful. like i said, in first position even at a 6 handed table, i'd probably fold it. in 2nd position it's usually worth a raise, but if you face resistance you should let it go. but i really think the biggest mistake you can make is open-limp and call a raise, because then you have no idea of your opponent's range, you're usually out of position, and it will be difficult to play post-flop
First off, suited makes no or very little diff. The fact they are suited adds Depends pn position, how i feel the table is about 2% to your odds of winning. How, or if I'd play 'em depends upon position and how the table is playing. If I play, definately raise with em
re: Poker & J K unsuited/suited
well jk offsuit is very difficult to play.... if you are the dealer and there werent more than 2 callers without any raise i bet 2 or 3 bb trying to scared my opponents. however if im in the first position i play these hand in a tight way,just calling to see the flop paying the less chips as possible.
jk suit is a bit better, however the odds didnt increase so much. you have to try to bet accrding to your position in the table, youir chipstack and your feeling.
Out of position it's a fold, i may limp in a weak table if it's suited try to spike a flush. If i have position, i will normally raise, if there to many limpers i will just call i guess. But if you flop top pair with it, you gotta be careful because it's an easy hand to be dominated, and if you face a re raise you are probably beat. I got in a few messy pots wit J K and i guess i learned from it
re: Poker & J K unsuited/suited
Jack King is a fair hand to have. I mean some people say its not so good cause any ace has better odds of winning one on one, however this isn't the case a lot of times when its a multiplayer table. The thing is if you catch a high pair, its most likely the biggest one and its very unlikely that someone is beating your kicker, so your off to a good start. However if someone makes the right bet you'r gonna have to lay it down.
Jack King can be played many ways. You can try raising preflop to scare of potential limpers, and you can also limp in trying to catch that big pair against some limper who has a fair hand, possibly same pair but weaker. You just have to get a feel of the table. If the ppl are agressive a lot of the time you want to be conservative to get that big pot preflop only when you got that monster pocket pair . If the table is conservative start raising preflop with your King Jack to either eat some blinds or try to win a fair pot post flop.
How you play it on the flop and after depends on what you get. If you get a pair you usually want to raise it since you don't want someone to catch, especially if there is a possible straight or flush draw going on. If you don't catch anything, well then its up to you. You might send a bluff every once and a while or just check it and hope that everyone does the same.
Hope i helped! Good luck that the tables!
K, J is like K, Q. It looks like a great hand but it really isn't as good as some people think. K, J is not much of an improvement than K, J unsuited. K,J suited is about as powerful as K, 2 suited. I usually limp with it and sometimes call a raise with it. Or course, if I'm heads up with it or shortstacked, I'm VERY aggressive with it and shove. You could do worse.
KJo and KJs are two completely different hands. They are so different in fact that according to my PT3 cash game stats (54K hands: 37K+ FLHE & 16K+ NLHE) KJo is my most costly hand, while KJs is in my top 9 for money won.
Based upon these stats over the last few weeks or so, I have been folding KJo from early position and against raises.
From late position in an un-opened pot, I'll raise with KJo.
With KJs depending on table conditions, sometimes I will raise from early position and sometimes I will call. If the table is extra aggressive, I will fold KJs from early position.
From late position I will usually call a raise if there has been a caller or two either in front of or behind the raiser based upon implied odds.
In an un-opened pot from mid-position or later I will almost always raise with KJs.
This is still a work in progress for me, however over these last few weeks KJo has gone from a money losing hand to a positive hand. It does not do as well as KJs, but then KJs can win in more ways than KJo can.
GL2U with which ever way you decide to play these hands!


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After a trip this weekend (video in the Trip Report forum) I'm now nine months into visiting Yellowstone NP at least once a month for a year. It's been a great experience, seeing different parts of the park as the seasons come and go. Winter has been especially nice: you can go into different places in the park (Bear Management areas), camping is much less restricted, and the closure of roads makes the park so much bigger.
The terrain I saw this weekend in the NW corner of the park was fantastic. Great for ski touring, great for turning, and great for sitting around the fire and listening to owls at night as the moon rises.
I was also struck how, if you have a few bits of knowledge and the right gear, easy winter camping is. Following are some thoughts that I hope others might find useful.
-Fires are nice. Winter nights are long and cold. This weekend I found a spot in the lee of some trees that had shallow snow cover. I dug down to bare ground in a 7' circle, poked around to find some nice dry pine, and enjoyed a few hours of relaxing on my ridgerest, watching the moon rise, reading, and sipping tea. Good dry wood ensured that no sparks burned holes in my puffy coat, and a site out at the edge of the meadow ensured that a down-canyon breeze kept the smoke out of my eyes.
-Big shovels are good. My Black Diamond Deploy 7 is not light (700 grams on the nose), but moves snow fast and busts through hard snow with ease. My sleeping trench was 5' by 4' by 10', and took 10 minutes to dig.
-Snow shelters are fun. I found a nice deep drift in the lee of a big downed log. Anchoring my tarp over the top with sticks was the hardest and slowest part, due to the very dry snow. I dig in light clothing and Goretex shell mits, and stayed totally dry.
-Melting snow is slow, regardless of your heat source. I was psyched to see that the Gallatin was ice free.
-I prefer hydration systems, dry high altitude winter air dehydrates you fast. I use a big Dromedary with a hydro hose. During the day, I make sure to blow back into the bladder, and stow the valve in my collar. I use a simple soft rubber valve, with no hard plastic parts. If it does freeze, I can chew on it to thaw it out. Overnight, I bring the cap, remove the hose system, and sleep with the hose complex in my bag. If I have to keep water in the bag overnight, I bury it in the snow to keep it from freezing.
-Being cold at night is no fun. I use a 48" ridgerest and full length Thermarest. This, my WM Antelope, and a puffy goes down well below zero in comfort.
-Clothing is key, and sweat is your enemy, even more than in summer. Delayer before you sweat, and choose items that dry fast and breath well. My system for this past weekend, for dry temps from 30-0 F:
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This system worked very well. The Houdini rocks in the winter, and I prefer the synthetic parka to down as it deals with moisture better.
-Vapor barrier socks. I ski in plastic tele boots with warm liners that absorb tons of moisture if given the chance. I use very thin knee-high liner socks, and vapor barrier socks on top. My feet are always warm, and the thin liners dry fast overnight. I keep fat wool socks in my sleeping bag for the night.
-Fat waxless skis are great. I love my Karhu Guides. They're not too fast on packed tracks, but break trail and float well, and can ski down anything the driver can manage. For me winter camping means getting off the beaten track, and not being restricted from exploring cool terrain.
-Avalanches are scary. As you can see in the video, snow study and terrain assessment is vital. Get educated.
Get out there! Winter is great!Mar 1, 2010 at 8:17 am #1580019
David LutzMember
@davidlutzLocale: Bay Area
Thanks, very informative.
What do you use for vapor barrier socks?Mar 1, 2010 at 8:34 am #1580022
I acutally use Sealskins socks. An Alaska friend swears by them, and they certainly don't seem to breath much if at all.Mar 1, 2010 at 10:06 am #1580059
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Oh man, I spent a week ski-touring in Yellowstone once upon a time, but yikes, it got down to -40 at night, and never got above -10F by day. Just keeping warm and hydrated was a constant battle. Beautiful though.Mar 1, 2010 at 4:40 pm #1580205
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In my non-expert opinion, the best time for this is just about to start: Spring. Days are longer, and avalanche danger is usually less. A 200-foot hill can kill in Winter: "Our best guess was that he was halfway up the slope when the avalanche started," McCall said. "It did propagate quite a ways above him."
The slide was 500 feet wide and ran 200 vertical feet down the slope. The crown of the slide was 2 feet to 3 feet high
"There was NOT a lot of vertical drop, but there was a lot of snow that entrained in the avalanche," said McCall. "There were some places where we probed the avalanche debris to be over 9 or 10 feet deep, so it was quite a large avalanche."Mar 1, 2010 at 5:01 pm #1580220
I was mostly buried by an avalanche once, and only one arm and my head were exposed. It had run down a slope of less than 100 vertical feet. It doesn't take much to be lethal.
–B.G.–Mar 1, 2010 at 5:03 pm #1580222
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Bob – If you don't mind, can you share more details about your avalanche mishap?
We could all learn from it……Mar 1, 2010 at 5:22 pm #1580235
It wasn't a big deal. Four of us left the west end of Donner Lake one snowy morning. We had intended to do a two-day hut trip, but then a storm dropped a lot of snow, and we felt uncomfortable with the proposed ski route, so we just stayed back nearer to Donner Lake where (we thought) it was safer. After skiing up past the RR tracks, we continued up Schallenberger Ridge a way. It was lunch time, so two guys skied off east and two of us stood in place to eat a quick bite. I was in a grove of 1-foot diameter trees, and I felt like that was semi-safe. I stood there on my skis facing away from the uphill. Then I heard a swishing sound behind me, so I turned around to see what it was. Well, it was the slope above the trees that was sliding. I had about a half-second and then it hit me like a Mack truck, reorienting me into a horizontal position with my skis and body underneath 3-4 feet of hard snow. Except for my left arm and head, I couldn't move a muscle. My buddy and I were wearing beacons, but he was standing just slightly outside of where the snow stopped, so he saw me. I did not feel in a panic since my head was out. If I had been alone, it would have taken me an hour or three to extricate myself. I called the other two skiers on my radio and told them to return to us, but they could not figure out what the fuss was about. However, my buddy pulled out his shovel and dug down through the top until he could reach down and release my ski bindings. Then I was able to wiggle out about 10-15 minutes later. Working together, we had the opportunity to dig for another 30 minutes to find my X-C skis and poles.
I've been in bigger avalanches before, but I had always floated on top of the snow rather than under it.
–B.G.–Mar 1, 2010 at 5:37 pm #1580242
Avalanches are scary for sure. We've had and have a horrid snowpack in Montana this winter. Plenty of stuff to ski, but the plum lines are still waiting.
55 degrees in Missoula today, spring might not be so far away.Mar 3, 2010 at 7:30 am #1581056
It is great to see so much activity with lightweight ski touring this winter in the forums. I just got back from a lightweight ski tour in NHs White mountains, my first without a heavy sled supported by luxury food, libations, and my wood fired tipi. It was awesome to travel and camp in lightweight style on skis. Many of Daves notes ring true. My tele boots sucked up moisture and I was wishing for a vapor barrier. How warm do you think you can go with this system?
Spring type wheather is so much more challenging for me moisture management wise. Temps were between 25-35 degrees with about two feet of very wet snow falling. My houdini and softshell pants wet out one day and when I tried hard shells I was even more soaked from persperation. Luckily it was ridiculously warm.
I wish I had bought the Guides and have a serious case of gear lust for them. I have the 10th mountains which are great skis but when my trip partner and I went for some turns after our tour my skis really bogged down in lots of heavy snow not to mention the camber and a half makes turning more difficult in hard snow conditions.
I need to try tarp camping in winter especially in warmer wheather. We were in a shangri la 3 which I got to replace my old tired mega mid. My winter experience has always been that condensation freezes in my mids and I can get rid of it by knocking it off without feer of getting wet. However last week in our weird weather it never got below freezing in the shelter and we had lots of liquid condensation, a tarp would have been much better in the warm conditions.
We almost left the shovel at home since we have no real avalanche danger in 98% of our eastern terrain but were glad to have it to move the snow so quickly in camp plus we didn't need a seperate stove base.
Again it is awesome to hear about peoples experience lightweight ski touring. I can't wait to read about Kevin Sawchuck's JMT thru-ski and Andy Skurka's Alaskan Loop.Mar 3, 2010 at 11:13 am #1581159
Gerry, I think you'll find that the 10th Mountain skis are optimized more for "many miles" rather than "many turns."
–B.G.–Mar 3, 2010 at 11:27 am #1581168
Paul VertreesBPL Member
@sawtoothLocale: Southern Colorado Rockies
What soft shell pants did you use? I just finished an extended weekend of backcountry skiing and camping. It was great!Mar 3, 2010 at 11:43 am #1581173
Bob you put it well. The 10th mountains do tour wonderfully and actually turn well for a xc ski. I would like the Guides for their go anywhere do anything capabilities. They are much lighter than my tele skis and the waxless base beats skins much of the time. This makes me think of the late 70s backpacker magazine I followed a link from the forums to. The articles and adds about ski gear and technique were very interesting, our options are nothing short of amazing compared to a short time ago.Mar 3, 2010 at 11:48 am #1581177
>>>our options are nothing short of amazing compared to a short time ago.<<<
I'm trying to get into backcountry/tele skiing and I find there are so many options and so much posturing that it's totally confusing!Mar 3, 2010 at 1:16 pm #1581213
John skiing is a wonderfull way to spend time outside in the winter. There are many people much more qualified to give advice than I and hopefully they chime in but there are a few questions you must ask yourself to begin navigating the maze of ski options.
What is your experience?(Alpine skier, Cross Country,none )
Where do you want to ski? (backcountry, area, both)
What type of skiing do you want to do? (Downhill, touring rolling terrain, both)
I started Tele skiing in the late 90s because I thought it would be a cool way to go camping. I then proceeded to spend the next 10 plus years mostly area skiing to get good with only occasional backcountry excursions. The last couple of years I have tried to focus more on backcountry skiing both downhill(very intermediate) and touring and am loving it.
Telemark Festivals are a great way to get introduced to tele skiing and gear. They have clinics and you can demo all the latest models. There are lots in New England. I think Bretton Woods and The Balsams Wilderness are both this month in NH.
If you want to do a little bit of everything and spend most of your time in the backcountry the Karhu Guide ski, Voile 3 pin cable binding, and Garmont Excursion boot package is a great all round set up. You can go out your backdoor and tour around (more slowly than lighter set ups)and ski most any downhill. The package was recently very reasonable(comparatively)at orcrosscountryskidirect.com or something like that. When you get hooked just be prepared to want a heavier tele setup and lighter touring set up but if I had to get by with just one ski that would be it.
Anyway it is a great sport and I encourage you to try it out.Mar 3, 2010 at 6:35 pm #1581411
Hi Gerry,
Thanks for the response.
I think when I have time tomorrow I will start a thread in the Winter Forum so I don't hijak this thread with all my questions.
Thanks again, and I would appreciate it if you keep an eye open for my new thread tomorrow.
JohnMar 3, 2010 at 9:27 pm #1581492
I'll try to answer all the questions:
I've yet to use the vapor barrier socks in my tele boots much above freezing. At the rates things are going, I'll find out soon.
I have a pair of Patagonia French Roast pants that I added instep straps to, as well as some stretch gussets to the ankles to make them fit over my T2s.
I actually think that the gear options for extended off-trail touring are quite limited. So much of tele gear is meant for resort skiing (read: heavy as crap, complex, and easy to break), and AT gear (where all the inovation goes) is not so good for flat and rolling terrain.
For reference, my boots, skis, and bindings, come in at around 8 lbs a foot, and that's for fairly light gear (in the turning oriented world). Karhu is dead, but rumor has it that K2 picked up the Guide amd 10th Mtn patents and will be releasing versions this fall. I like simple Voile Mountaineer 3 pin bindings. 1 lb a pair, simple, and very reliable. I do find a pair of 15mm risers to be worth the weight.
Boots are the real area of lack. Excursions are the only light plastic still in production, and they don't fit skinny feet well, and are too heavy for the performance they provide. There ought to exist a two buckle, laterally rigid but soft fore and aft plastic boot with a thermo liner that weighs not much more than 2 lbs a boot. Unfortunately, the "real touring" market is very small. The local guys around here talk about "going on a tour" when they ride the lifts to skin in the slackcountry.Mar 3, 2010 at 10:17 pm #1581510
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As a winter backpacker/pulker and former Nordic patroller (10 years) & present Alpine patroller I can say that VBL socks are REQUIRED for keeping boot liners dry.
I use thin neoprene dive socks that I've seam sealed. Had 'em for years and tehy work very well. All you need under them is a pair of thin polypro sock liners, W/ a spare pair to change out each night while the 1st pair dries in your bag.
As for gloves, I prefer good GTX gloves with REMOVABLE thick pile or thinner fleece liners. I carry two spare sets of glove liners and a GTX OR mitten shell backup for extreme cold.Mar 4, 2010 at 5:24 am #1581552
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"As for gloves, I prefer good GTX gloves with REMOVABLE thick pile or thinner fleece liners. I carry two spare sets of glove liners and a GTX OR mitten shell backup for extreme cold."
Suggest you try the RBH Designs mitts with built-in VBL liners. I've used their lightest mitt during winter camping in the northeast, and have found them warm enough that I haven't felt the need for anything thicker. They're light, also. About the only downside is, because of the VBL liner, I can't use them above 32F.Mar 4, 2010 at 5:49 am #1581559
>>>As a winter backpacker/pulker and former Nordic patroller (10 years) & present Alpine patroller I can say that VBL socks are REQUIRED for keeping boot liners dry.<<<
They don't make any liners for ski boots out of materials that won't absorb water? For quite a long time now, liners that don't absorb water have been available for platic mountaineering boots.Mar 4, 2010 at 6:27 am #1581573
"They don't make any liners for ski boots out of materials that won't absorb water? For quite a long time now, liners that don't absorb water have been available for platic mountaineering boots."
Intuition liners and other thermo-moldable foam liners don't absorb water. Or rather, the foam doesn't. The lining fabric does, but that's a very small amount.Mar 4, 2010 at 7:15 am #1581584
You are of course right on about the availability of lightweight tele touring equipment. I was thinking historically. Many of my really hardcore friends have given up tele skiing in favaor of AT set ups for that reason and lately I have heard a few old timers lament the lack of what they consider true lightweight tele skis on the market. Hopefully K2 does keeps the guides around I really want a pair.Mar 6, 2010 at 8:33 pm #1583015
Ross BleakneyBPL Member
@rossbleakneyLocale: Cascades
This is a great thread. I'm approaching the ski gear discussion from the other end of the spectrum. Although I grew up skiing via lifts (on alpine equipment) I switched to cross country skiing a long time ago. I don't like to ski the groomed stuff very much, so I tend to ski logging roads and open slopes. My heaviest skis (the only ones I own with metal edges) are similar to the 10th Mountain (I have Atomic Rainiers). They are good all purpose skis, holding their own on the flats, while still pretty good in the back country.
Despite the fact that I am happy with my Rainiers, I don't use them much. The main reason is because I'm not that happy with the back country boots. I prefer my lighter boots (and lighter skis). Unfortunately, even though my lighter skis have decent sidecut for a cross country ski (70/60/65) they are no where near the Rainiers, let alone the Guides. So, turning is a lot more difficult. I manage OK, when the snow is good and really consistent. However, I haven't skied much on powder (I live on the West side of Washington State, where the snow is less than ideal). I haven't skied wide open country when the snow is ideal. I wonder if a short, fat ski without metal edges would be ideal for powder, or even just really good snow. I can see the advantage of a shaped ski (to make turning easier) on various types of snow, but I wonder about the metal edges. Are they really necessary on powder (or similar snow)?Mar 6, 2010 at 9:29 pm #1583047
For really good, deepish, low mositure pow just about anything works (if you have basic balance and your planks have enough float). Problem is, as you're well aware, you just can't count on snow conditions. I can't imagine serious turning without full edges, I like to be able to slam on the brakes when needed.Mar 6, 2010 at 9:58 pm #1583054
You can skid a turn with plastic edges, but if you want to carve a turn, metal edges do the trick. Plastic edge skis tend to have completely different camber from metal edge skis.
With metal edges, it just feels like it is going to carve and then recover. With plastic edges, it feels like it will start to carve and then snap.
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