Before the flop, only one hand is better than two kings…two aces. Given that there is only a miniscule chance that when you pick up kings, an opponent picks up aces, you must treat kings in the same way as aces before the flop. So it is vital that whatever your positioning, you bring the pot in for a raise of custom poker chips. This is the strategy regardless of how many raises have come before you (unless the poker player who made the last re-raise is an extremely tight player, in which case you may put him/her on aces!). You need to limit the field once again by betting custom poker chips. You are especially aiming to take out those that are sitting on a hand like Ace-5 or similar. This is because the most important thing to know is that if an ace hits the board on the flop, you must stop betting custom poker chips or you will very quickly lose a large proportion of your custom poker chip stack!

Note that although many beginners never lay down a hand with an ace in it, if you bet loads of custom poker chips to try to force them out, they don’t drop out and an ace hits the flop and you have to shut down, although this will be frustrating it must also inspire you with confidence. These players are loose and are easily beatable and you will be able to win their entire custom poker chip stack later in the poker game if you remain patient.

Again, you must aim to bet enough custom poker chips to get the hand heads-up. If you are trying to determine whether someone is betting into you with the rockets, you must try to remember their previous betting and gambling patterns. Do they bet this many custom poker chips with jacks/queens too? Once you have limited the field to one or two players, there is a great chance that your cowboys will stand up and you will be raking in the custom poker chip pot at the end of the poker hand. Remember, if an ace hits the board on the flop, you must throw away the kings as quickly as possible (unless other players are accustomed to betting custom poker chips on underpairs even if an overcard hits). With kings (as with aces) you are also prone to the dangers from the straight or flush so watch out for these when the flop hits.