Quote Originally Posted by rdog1797 View Post
I hate trying to play pocket Jacks they can be tough on how to raise or what to do when raised against
I agree JJ can be hard to play but if the reads you have on your opponents are decent enough, and you have a decent understanding of how to play winning poker, JJ should be a profitable hand in the long run. Versus a random hand, JJ has ~%77 equity.

Over my relatively small data set of hands I have been dealt JJ 53 times, voluntarily put money into the pot ~%94 of the time, and am winning ~%75 of those times.

Not sure if the other replies are serious or not (I really hope not) but both are pretty wrong...