Pocket Aces and Kings failing me

I was trying out .02/.04 and playing pretty tight and lost the most with pocket aces. I raise with pocket aces and the BB calls me. The flop comes QQ4 and he had the queen and I lost like 20% of my stack or maybe more.

The next time I have pocket kings and raise. BB calls and he has A-4 and flops an ace.

next time shove n say call that you retard !! calling with A4

Welcome to the world of micro stakes

Im assuming this is limit (dont think theres a .2/.4 NL game around)? So he cant shove PF. Just keep playing these hands strong, eventually things will even themselves out. But do be wary Kings arent invicable and you should look at them as second pair if a ace falls and someones playing aggressive

I LOSE WITH POCKET AA 90% OF THE TIME...it doesn't matter what level,you will still run into people that will play any two cards

muddawgg said:

I LOSE WITH POCKET AA 90% OF THE TIME...it doesn't matter what level,you will still run into people that will play any two cards

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No, you don't.

muddawgg said:

I LOSE WITH POCKET AA 90% OF THE TIME...it doesn't matter what level,you will still run into people that will play any two cards

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Selective memory is a wonderfull thing .
Im guessing you lose with aces like 20%

muddawgg said:

I LOSE WITH POCKET AA 90% OF THE TIME...it doesn't matter what level,you will still run into people that will play any two cards

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very unlikely

Micro-Stakes Blues...

KyleJRM said:

No, you don't.

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Maybe he folds on the river 9 out of ten times.

playing for 2 and 4 cents they will call you till hell freezes over, and most of the time they`ll draw out on you,,, its not as bad in a $5. or $10. game, maybe you should think of moving up to bigger stakes,, buck

yeah, what buck said. If I was playing for 2 and 4 cents, i'd be calling all day hoping to hit.

I've been losing with AA and KK all day in $3 SnG's at pokerstars.

That's Poker!

muddawgg said:

I LOSE WITH POCKET AA 90% OF THE TIME...it doesn't matter what level,you will still run into people that will play any two cards

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I think we all have to learn through the loss and win of pocket As. Sometimes they rock and sometimes they mislead. Play 'em like you would any other pair, raise to the flop without going crazy and then see what comes out.

Use common sense and don't lose your shirt.

try 001/002c and see how you fare.

At the end of the day, pocket aces are just a pair. Don't hesitate to fold them if someone bets hard with a QQ on the table.

How much did you raise with the pocket aces, and kings?

bet a little see just to see the flop then if you like it make your move and see what happens

All i know is when i play Aces or Kings i tend to forget that they can still be vulnerable.... While they are a great hand... in the lower limit games you have people calling bets that are 10 times the big blind because its only a dollar or less... when playing those games you need to be more cautious and know that they can be defeated... trust me i have lost quite a bit of money making dumb raises because you feel they are invincible... but as long as you play them right you can win most of the time with them...

I am always trying to figure out the best way to play big starting hands, and the advice that aces and kings are in the end just another pair is excellent.

I think thats why they call it gambling. You don't always win. AA against any two random cards is probably only about 5 to 1 favorite which means you will lose 1 time in six. Overall though you will come out ahead as you win 5 times. Just spitballing the numbers but you know what I mean.

If your playing micro limits your gonna get schooled on and then your chances withgood pairs go way down. Make a so so bet and see what the flop is and hang on to your shorts.

You will win big or loose big with those pretty pocket pairs. May you win big often and loose little with these hands.

Will happen a lot in micro stakes. If you play higher stakes, you will take it down.

And the most overused term in poker applies here: "That's Poker"

Whatd you raise when you had the kings? and whatd you do after the flop? I would suggest firing a continuation bet on the flop, but if he insta calls or reraises, I would say give him command of the board and consider folding to a raise... although he should have folded! in the long run, it will pay off to have people calling your big pocket pair