first match of the tournament, leaves for AA, pre-flop, without reading some playersAre you asking what to do with a couple of aces on the pre-flop? ..... strange question.
first match of the tournament, leaves for AA, pre-flop, without reading some playersYou need to share more information - for example what are the stack sizes? I can't think of a situation where I would not call.
should I pay in the first hand of a tournament with the AA hand, in the pre-flop, a very disputed tournament? knowing that my hand is very strong and I am the favorite to win? This is the question!I agree with deb - dependent on stage in game, the best of players have the resolve and discipline to fold - that said - pre flop - it can be a coin flip at any stage if your opponent is committed, i see this type of play a lot with people pushing KK..
For me..its a call everyday of the week and twice on a sunday
truth! it seems ridiculous question! but no, I went through this situation 3 times in less than a week! and I was eliminated on all occasions! And the tournament wasn't frerrom ... but I know that AA, pre flop will always be the best hand!This is perhaps the strangest question I have read on the forum:
with AA on the pre-flop:
you must pay in the first hand of the tournament
you must pay in the middle stages of the tournament
you must pay even if it means you would be the bubble
you must pay in any circumstance because there is simply no logical reason to indicate otherwise in the pre-flop, there is no opponent reading that tells you to fold.
It was the first leg of the tournament. The player in Under the gun decides to go all-in. Everyone gives up to me. I'm in the middle position. I look at my cards and I have a pair of Aces! should i pay?
Who cares if you busted out with AA 3x in a row? Get it in the 4th time, the 5th, 6th, etc. Past bad results shouldn't affect you getting your money in +ev spots.truth! it seems ridiculous question! but no, I went through this situation 3 times in less than a week! and I was eliminated on all occasions! And the tournament wasn't frerrom ... but I know that AA, pre flop will always be the best hand!
equity.Today I lost twice in a row I had in hand KK against AA all in I lost. Then I had AA against 66 and entered the flop J 3 A then turn 6 and river another 6 I don't understand anything.
It was the first leg of the tournament. The player in Under the gun decides to go all-in. Everyone gives up to me. I'm in the middle position. I look at my cards and I have a pair of Aces! should i pay?
No decent player is ever folding AA in this spot. It's so silly to do so.1 on 1 - sure. But MP, you have a few more callers after you and if 2 or so call, your EV takes a massive knock.
I think really good players might think this is a gamble and never go all in pre flop? Not sure, dont think I have ever seen someone fold AA preflop.
When he beats me, I think the PS is rigged. Take a break and come back after a while. This will free your memories of past losses.truth! it seems ridiculous question! but no, I went through this situation 3 times in less than a week! and I was eliminated on all occasions! And the tournament wasn't frerrom ... but I know that AA, pre flop will always be the best hand!
Don't mind the times you lost to AA. What you should keep in mind that paying is the right thing to do. If you don't pay you will be losing money in the long run. Don't be afraid to put the chips on the table. GLYes, you should call given your options are to fold/call/raise. There is still a chance that your cards break, but that’s improbable.
There is no question about it..ALL IN you have to call ..yes its early and player is definitely looking for a double up as should you so dont even question it...CALLIt was the first leg of the tournament. The player in Under the gun decides to go all-in. Everyone gives up to me. I'm in the middle position. I look at my cards and I have a pair of Aces! should i pay?