AA vs KK

[respectiscool]

Your experiences?! My aces always lose !! I just lost a massive hand against 6-7 off,
🥲

 

[GNuTTz]

AA vs KK is never fun! It depends which poker site and which game you are playing. PS I lose more often in this particular scenario. GG I always seem to lose - especially when playing all-in or fold. 888 I usually win with AA or KK.

 

[044hero]

Classic cooler, nothing to do with those things)

 

[pakyut]

I always think to lose. Haha

 

[evildoesit2003]

I have found when pairs appear there are more than one set around, so always risky, all you can do is try or fold.

 

[Alex70793]

Well, this is normal, you don't need to worry about it, you need to understand that you played this hand correctly, you just got a little unlucky)).

 

[Pavel1203733]

AA vs KK is almost like AA vs QQ or JJ or even 1010. Here is only math and probability. I won with high pairs and was lusing with it. It upset me but it's just the math. Preflop high pair can't give you victory immediately.

 

[German629]

By my opinion, it's not very important, what experience Everybody had with AA vs KK, or reverse...
Because in anyway this is Coin: every time can to be as in one side, so and in other side...

 

[kristersb123]

Aces can't always win, I just wonder how you lost with AA against 67o, no offense but you probably played your hand badly letting your opponents hit the board of course I can't know how deep stacks were etc.. Nothing you can't do when lose aces, stuff happens, just keep your head straight and grind it up

 

[Gallarado777]

probably it was on pokerstars but usually the incredible happens there

 

[Igor G]

Your experiences?! My aces always lose !! I just lost a massive hand against 6-7 off,
🥲

You are exaggerating. A pair of aces is a strong card, but sometimes luck is not on our side. Don't be upset.

 

[successlaw]

Nothing rigged about it.
It's all about variance

 

[siberianspecial]

I rarely came across AA vs KK, but sometimes that happened, I won, however, I already lost with AA to other hands...

 

[jonaselloco]

Today and 2 tournaments I had mixed luck.
Both times me with KK.
The first lost, the second was the K in the Tutn.
KK is a combination that I really like but I don't know why I always cross the same hand a lot against AA.
Cheers

 

[jleon_zat]

in my experience many times I lost with AA... You don't know how angry I get... but I know that's how poker is.

 

[nerobs9]

I understood you)
We only publish when a strong hand is losing.
We take winning with a weak hand for granted)
Unfortunately, we only remember the worst)
But in the end everything will be fine.
Good luck at the tables.

 

[NotADonk]

Your experiences?! My aces always lose !! I just lost a massive hand against 6-7 off,
🥲

I woul;dn't say AA always loses for me, but any pair vs AA is always nervous as all it takes is one card to lose.

 

[EmptyHouse]

The probability of AA winning is around 82%. KK only around 18%.
http://www.cardfight.com/AA_KK.html

 

[Duxflux]

In fact, the aces are no guarantee of success. That's why I try to avoid an all-in at first, but statistically speaking, aces are the best starting hands. That's why in the long run you should win more than you lose. Don't worry about it, it's just part of the game.

 

[Frankyy97]

You will loose again bit in 80 from 100 times you will win with AA

 

[Lipki3]

Aces are not such a strong hand. This is just one pair, you just need to understand and accept it
However, 80 percent is a fairly high probability.

 

[stampide]

Most times my AA is win

 

[Luvepoker]

It dont happen very often but when it does its never fun.

 

[Pavel1203733]

It's just a math. Aces can't always lose. KK vs AA is the same like the pair of queens or jacks or other cards. Everything else doesn't have an importance.

 

[zwbb]

One of the best parts of playing No Limit Texas Hold'em is when you look at your hole cards and there's a pair of aces. Pocket aces are the #1 hand in No Limit Texas Hold'em, but this is the hand that players often make mistakes with.

Pocket aces are by no means invincible, and if you carelessly play this starting hand, you can lose a lot of money.