pre flop All-in with AA

Is calling an All in bet pre-flop with AA in hand considered risky at beginning of a tournament?

What is the probability of losing (and probability of winning) a pre-flop all in hand in tournament play (assume 9 at table).

background: It seems like I lose more hands with pocket AA than won.

vox1er said:

Is calling an All in bet pre-flop with AA in hand considered risky at beginning of a tournament?

What is the probability of losing (and probability of winning) a pre-flop all in hand in tournament play (assume 9 at table).

background: It seems like I lose more hands with pocket AA than won.

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It's risky if there's alot of ppl's in game.
Try to use odds Calculator to look % probability.

This can work in freerolls and possibly microlimits. As a rule, preflop aces have about 80% against 1 player, but the more opponents, the less our chances to win. I advise you to simulate your situation in a poker calculator to assess the probabilities.

No folding AA preflop.

Against 1 player I never fold AA pre flop. Against 3 and more you should to decide go All-in or not.

A large number of opponents in the pot preflop does not guarantee a victory with AA. although this hand is difficult to fold, so it remains to hope only for a miracle

AA is the only hand I don't mind busting a tournament with.

I'm never folding AA preflop...even in a bubble situation or even against 2 or 3 people. I think the worst case scenario for AA against 2 hands is something like 60%...and that's if you're looking at J 10 suited and another hand. If you're facing hands like AK and QQ as the 2 hands...you're a 3 to 1 favorite. You can play with the numbers all day, fact is you are a heavy favorite to put yourself in an excellent position in the tournament.

vox1er said:

Is calling an All in bet pre-flop with AA in hand considered risky at beginning of a tournament?

What is the probability of losing (and probability of winning) a pre-flop all in hand in tournament play (assume 9 at table).

background: It seems like I lose more hands with pocket AA than won.

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It seems so to you. Math is a stubborn thing.

I had AA hold against 5 opponents yesterday. I was thrilled ofcourse. So many players with similar KT/QT/TT all there outs were in other peoples hands. No one had an A. Was weird, thought I was a goner when everyone shoved.

I mean , there's a risk with every hand. In the end the only way I can possibly see anybody folding AA preflop is if the whole damn table calls and you're last to act. I am not folding the best Pair Preflop. my AA get cracked they get cracked period. They seem to get donk'd out online always but I'm still never folding preflop.

Each player must decide for itself what is more important for him, if necessary respond to shove - the opportunity to multiply stack or likely to leave the game.

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vox1er said:

Is calling an All in bet pre-flop with AA in hand considered risky at beginning of a tournament?

What is the probability of losing (and probability of winning) a pre-flop all in hand in tournament play (assume 9 at table).

background: It seems like I lose more hands with pocket AA than won.

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. i win more whit qq and jj ,pre flop,
the odds are less

Fold AA preflop? Are we talking poker or a questionnaire determining mental health?

To each his own,And not a bad hand for all in

I think that playing all in any high pair at the start of the tournament is risky, the odds that you win with them would obviously be high, but it will depend on the people who enter the bet, the cards they have and how they finish developing. the game, I have also lost many times with AA, but the fact of having AA does not mean that you will always win with them

vox1er said:

Is calling an All in bet pre-flop with AA in hand considered risky at beginning of a tournament?

What is the probability of losing (and probability of winning) a pre-flop all in hand in tournament play (assume 9 at table).

background: It seems like I lose more hands with pocket AA than won.

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"All you can do in poker is get it in with the best hand and hope it holds up" Devil Fish Dave Ulliot

Yes, it is risky despite having a large margin in favor. You must take considerer the number of players that enter the bet and your position. I think it's better to work hand

maezma said:

Yes, it is risky despite having a large margin in favor. You must take considerer the number of players that enter the bet and your position. I think it's better to work hand

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If you push all in from late position with 5 or more limpers or to a raise or 3 bet you are representing AA or KK or maybe QQ. Anyone that calls you will have AK suited KK QQ or maybe JJ if they're a loose player. The limpers will have folded and you'll be a 4-1 favourite.

You cant just wait for the nuts every time after the flop.

Everything in poker is risky . The odds are in your favor . I will call that every time .

I always throw all-in preflop with this hand especially in the last part of a tournament to not take too much risk. Against a single opponent you have a 80% chance of winning.