Aces first hand: what do you do?

First game,first hand you have two aces.Go all all the Bank.In such cases, I fold.And you?

If the buy in is freerool I go all in but if it´s not maybe I can fold,

Depends. How many players went all-in? What is the game? In cash, turbo/hyper turbo tournaments, sng and any freerolls you don't fold AA preflop ever I think.

all-in of course

I call and also go all-in.

The situation in your example of course, ticklish. If I played in a tournament with a high, cash buy-in, then maybe I would have dropped my pocket aces, but in freeroll games I'd go one-in, all-in.

If I have two aces, I would probably go all-in, but it all depends on how many players there are at the table, how many players will confirm all-in...

it all depends on the game, if it's a tournament and I have a small Bank, I will play all-in .if I have a good position and I have a lot to lose, then I fold.

all in of course

I'm all-in. And I never slowplay AA. Like they say, with pocket aces, win a small pot, lose a big pot. But my aces have been cracked so many times my husband says I should fold them preflop.....NOT

Debby

If you ever fold AA preflop then do urself a huge favor and quit poker right now

In certain situations folding aces makes sense in a tournament in a cash game never. Remember that the chips are worthless at the begining of a tournament. I would fold kings if the tournament was $250 buy in.Would I want to double up for worthless chips and risk 30%70%....kings don't make that much sense when you think about it....but aces are guaranteed min.3 to 1

AA preflop is 100% all in, but practice shows that quite often AA loses, but if you do not go all in with AA, then with what then?

Depends on position. In late position if the seat cost a lot then it's an easy fold.

Fold aces in omaha everytime if nothing suited to them.

I think that all poker player must go all-in with AA

Of course all in

When I have AA I go all-in, sometimes they do not pass, but most of them play fine, AA is all-in for me, but rarely I can raise 3 or 4 bets!

Raise for 3,5 big blinds

Normally I just put out a standard raise and go from there. Folding pocket aces pre is only really optimal in certain situations in satellites.

If you have AA you go all in no matter what, even is there are 8 players already all in.

If it's pre-flop, then you always want to go to the all-in. However, if you know that players at the table are playing a low-key game, then raising to 3-4 blinds will be a better solution

Go all in, get crushed by the guy who had two pairs like 3/7, call him a donk, tilt, lose half your bankroll, take a break, come back, get pocket Aces again, go all in, win and forget about it.

If you want to win a tournament you must aggressively play strong hands ... and what better way to start a tournament with AA ... and several villains have played all in preflop since then I call all in ... but if the situation it's different ... and you've made a 3-bet and two more villains have called to see the flop ... after the flop you've made a continuation bet and one or both villains play all in ... I'll I would think a bit about why it could be that one of the villains has connected a set ... and the best decision is to fold

I appreciate all the answers. But several times I lost with AA when I started to play them. I gave the opponents a chance to collect straight or flush and it worked for them. Now only all in.

If it's freerolls, then of course All Inn, if not then fold would have given that this is only a pair and the risk is unjustified

for all hundred percent fold when players put all in)))) maximum participation of 20% from my bank

Also go all-in...

My game with AA depends on my position and of course about buy-in

Raise/All-in.

having in the hands of AA I will try to make all-in and not play postflop because AA is the strongest pre-flop! if you tighten and lure the player with small bets at risk, you can catch your hand more and lose everything! AA have 80% + pre-flop, it's enough for any tournament that would make all-in

It is 100% all-in. No options.

Raise, and next all-in.

I think that you first create one limp and a raise put all-in, moron girl

It depends upon the game and your position. Just remembet AA is not unbeatable, so if you want to stay in the gameI would suggest a 4B.

If we consider that at the beginning of the game the stack is large relative to the blinds - then I would put about half of my stack. And if the opponent will make a re-raise then go all-in.

all in

call or raise.

well preflop your going to be all in, your not going to like being in some 4-5 way pot in a freeroll, but you still have the best hand in teh game so its still a no brainer

I don't really understand the situation, why would you fold AA preflop. Play it based on position and what you know about you opponents. Never fold, you have the best hand going in.

If it preflop I am all in. You have the absolute best starting hand. If it is multi-way all in I guess you have to think a minute but I am still calling and closing my eyes ... lol

I suppose that if you are going to make the decision not to go all in with AA then you might as well decide never to go all in at first at any time. You cannot have a better starting position than that pair.

I only give all in if I have a low stack if I do not call until the river and the river increases. But it is very relative. You have to evaluate your opponents, the type of game, and your own stack.

Starting any game or tournament with AA is every poker player's dream come true.
I would like more information about your situation.
Is this a freeroll, a free ticket online tourney, a large buy-in (WSOP Main Event)?
What position are you in: Under the Gun, Early, Middle, Late, Small Blind, Big Blind?
What action has taken place ahead of you?
Are you faced with someone else going all-in ahead of you? Did they get callers?
Let's understand the facts: AA is in the lead. Everyone else is trying to catch up. Do you want to give them the opportunity? If so, then make it VERY expensive.
Would you be willing to head off early to the bar?
Would you like to be the chip leader after the first hand?
Lot's to consider before making your own personal decision about how to play it.

True story: I was playing in a home game - small buy-in, single table, 10 players. First hand I get AA in middle position. Player to my right is in early/middle position. He goes all-in. I call. Everyone else folds. We both turn over AA. Everyone laughs. He and I both hope to catch a flush in one of our suits. Doesn't happen. Game goes on. I never see AA again in that tourney.

alway all in

I would fold as well, and patiently wait for 72 to go all in with...

it depends how many players go all in or the raises of the players too

First game,first hand if I had two aces I would go all-in even if I lost. I think that would be the right call sometimes you win and sometime lose with aces.

Yesterday i had situation with AA all in, 7 5 diamond kill my tournament, so i will think twice next time

all in or big raise