Pokerpoet2
Legend
Loyaler
Exactly the same happened to me, and yes you were right to call an all-in with AA
80% of the time you would win the hand, Just pure luck on his side that beat you.
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D1enonli
Enthusiast
Silver Level
Not even close. If this was my entire bankroll I'd easily fold because you can wait for a better opportunity to risk your entire bankroll when you have the nutz. How many times have you been beaten holding AA. It's not worth it. I always would at least want to see a flop.
kraemer
Visionary
Silver Level
If you don't dare to put $200 on AA preflop then you
shouldn't join a $200 game....
Since you should have a bankroll of 15 -20 K for playing that stake
you should be able to afford the $200 loss in case your opponent does
get lucky in that hand.
shouldn't join a $200 game....
Since you should have a bankroll of 15 -20 K for playing that stake
you should be able to afford the $200 loss in case your opponent does
get lucky in that hand.
MattRyder
🍏 Tech That Works!
Platinum Level
I've been on the wrong side of that "pure luck" a lot lately. Yesterday got it all in with a set of tens on the flop. He was semi-bluffing and got caught empty-handed with JJ; then made a runner-runner str8 on the end when one of three available queens hit on the river. 5% - it happens a lot to me.
There's something in the air, I swear. It's not just me. 9 out of 10 hands seem to go the wrong way.
dimon4ik89
Visionary
Platinum Level
Of course, I would risk AA preflop if that $200 were the last money in my bankroll. AA is the best hand in Hold'em preflop, if you don't risk this hand, then which hands should you risk with?) Whether or not you are lucky in this hand is another question. There are many factors that influence the outcome of a given hand, for example, how many opponents entered the hand with you, what style of play these opponents are, loose or tight, and many other factors. AA can be folded on the flop when you are sure your opponents are stronger than you, but you cannot fold that hand preflop.
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Jim_Saras
Rock Star
Silver Level
"With 200$ in the cash game". That information is not enough to answer this question. You need to know how much money you have behind and a little bit of info on who you're calling. That's pretty much what you need to make a decision.
psihoz35
Enthusiast
Silver Level
With $ 200 in the cash game would you risk calling All in if your hand was A A preflop?+_+
hello, sometimes it is worth risking everything, as they say - whoever does not risk does not drink champagne
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chalghaf
Rock Star
Silver Level
With $ 200 in the cash game would you risk calling All in if your hand was A A preflop?+_+
if my bankroll is $200 probably not .
if $200 is just part of my bankroll yes definitely , even if it represents up to 70% of it
perrypip
Rock Star
Silver Level
With $ 200 in the cash game would you risk calling All in if your hand was A A preflop?+_+
Well considering all three jacks are diamonds would definitely call if both my aces are diamonds.
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Nairne
Enthusiast
Silver Level
Do I ever go all-in at a table? Obviously - I’m here to make money! Do I ever put all of my bankroll on one buy in? Never. The other week I entered a tournament with some friends for 3% of my bankroll and that’s the most I’ve ever risked and felt awful doing it.
jj77jwj
Rock Star
Bronze Level
I go in with my guns blazing all depends wining or losing its going to cost you to see next card that how I play your not going to beat me with7 2. You hit pair and win it going to cost you to play. You better fold them crapping hands donksomebody out