There is a saying in Texas Hold 'em: Play the player, not your cards. Simply put, Texas Hold 'em is a game that depends on the situation. Generally speaking, the quality of your hand is relative and depends entirely on the quality of other players' hands. KK is a dream hand, but if your opponent holds AA, then your KK has only an 18% chance of winning in singles. Imagine another situation: you have AJ and another player has QQ. If the flop turns out to be J-8-6, your top has a 20% chance of winning against the jacks. So how do you know what other players have? By watching other players, study their style of play. Suppose the J-8-6 flop situation above, and your hand is AA, what would you do? Have you ever seen the player on the other side slow play when he has a high card? For example, the flip is only over the card (check) or call (call), not bet (bet) or raise (raise). If he will play slowly, then you must carefully operate this hand AA, try to control the pool, do not create the bottom pool.【Google,guessing competition,Ball game,】