KQ and AJ, the cream of the crap...niether are premium hands by any means, but they aren't JUST two face cards...the reason i say this is because they are both only dominated by 5 and 6 other hands respectively...all the other "two-face card" hands are dominted by 7-10 other hands...so tread cautiously
KQ is dominated by AK, AQ, AA, KK, and QQ
AJ is dominated by AA, KK, QQ, JJ, AK, and AQ
I usually try to raise with these hands if i'm going to play them, if i'm first to enter the pot i will raise it up, but if there is more than one caller in front of me, i usually just limp and see a flop...if there is a pre-flop raise in front of me, and another call i sometimes let this hand go depending on my opponents, alot of times this is where you get dominated with these hands. Obviously if theres a raise and a re-raise, this is an easy fold with out a doubt. If one opponent infront of me raises, and this person is a fairly loose player, i may reraise him, i may call. It all depends on how many people behind me are yet to act...
feel free to add any insight or how you play these hands differently...


Or im bluffing somsone whose raised out using a squeeze play.

