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Mike_25
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What starting hands is a winning Texas Hold'em player playing at 100 hands per hour to optimize earnings? In my experience as a professional casino player, focusing on pocket pairs AA - 88, Ace-King, Ace-Queen suited are the most profitable when the action is fast and loose. You've got to grab the strongest hands and play aggressively but wisely to rack up the big blinds and antes, folding junk like 7-2 offsuit that will likely not improve. Speed and aggression within reason is key at the high-paying fast tables. What say you? I'd love to hear from other profitable pros on their optimum strategies for maximum 100 hands-per-hour tourneys. The deep stacks demand a tight-aggressive approach.