AA's Hate em' or Love em' ?

[Luckybvby777]

Seems weird how I do extremely well with one Ace in the pocket rather than two..

 

[odonob]

Will always love em, like a cruel mistress, I would always go back!

 

[Flower2211]

Love them. My least favorite card is AK, I've lost countless times with it.

 

[dannystanks]

No reason to hate the best starting hand!

 

[BelFish]

I just always waiting for this hands )))
Not love or hate 'em...

 

[LaNimmer]

What's not love pre flop? At that moment you have the best hand at any table. After the flop it's just a pair, a great pair but still gets beaten often.

 

[Rachidao]

Love 😍

 

[martDdart]

AA is the hardest hand to fold but it is my nr 1 choice to have,most of the time its a winner.

 

[jproy444]

Love them. You must play them as aggressive as possible. They are hard to throw away when you try to get sneaky and it doesn't go as the plan.

 

[dreamer13]

Pocket AA preflop always evokes pleasant emotions. However, this is not yet a win. Two aces in poker block a huge number of combinations that opponents would like to enter the hand with.The worst thing someone with pocket aces can see is several people calling his open raise preflop.

 

[GarotoMaroto]

AA are great hand,just the best,must love XD
God bless

 

[Veralt]

I hate them. The reason is simple, I see them more frequently in other people's hands than in my own.
It also blinds me, making me falsely assume that I am going to win in a heads-up.

 

[Michel_11]

Really strange. Your memory is only reminding you of the hands you lose.

Often the hands that we lose are more memorable and we end up forgetting the hands that we won in the same situation. This explains this feeling.

 

[smerald]

Gotta love em. Easily my most profitable hand!

 

[pentazepam]

If your most money-making hands don't have AA as the number one by far followed by KK you are making some big mistakes playing holdem.

 

[Gh0stL]

Sometimes AA give bad experiences but this is poker and only take a break and come back.

 

[Ataman911]

I love when there are two AAs, but it happens that they are moved

 

[black and]

Hating cards is like hating a cup or a pencil. There are two options, you either play well or you play poorly. If you play well, then you should have good results and feel good, if you play badly, then you should do everything to become better. Hate just has no place here

 

[Mag_P1e]

Unfortunately I don't have a hand tracker to back this up - but I can say with complete certainty that I hate AA, I lose an awful lot postflop with them - and I feel sick when I see this combination in my hand.

 

[hexplore35]

I hate AA, on bubble always fold

 

[laihuynh]

Why do you guys hate AA? If you hold AA 10 times, you win 8 games, maybe 10 games.

 

[luckyfish98]

AA or 27 or Q5 the same why hate them or love them

 

[kabokinha]

It's a good hand, but just yesterday I was disqualified from one prize position when I all won AA with 14BB

 

[Luckybvby777]

Love them. You must play them as aggressive as possible. They are hard to throw away when you try to get sneaky and it doesn't go as the plan.

Love them. You must play them as aggressive as possible. They are hard to throw away when you try to get sneaky and it doesn't go as the plan.

Agreed.

I hate them. The reason is simple, I see them more frequently in other people's hands than in my own.
It also blinds me, making me falsely assume that I am going to win in a heads-up.

Definitely Understandable

What's not love pre flop? At that moment you have the best hand at any table. After the flop it's just a pair, a great pair but still gets beaten often.

The let down is the worst with pocket AAs

Really strange. Your memory is only reminding you of the hands you lose.

Often the hands that we lose are more memorable and we end up forgetting the hands that we won in the same situation. This explains this feeling.

This is accurate.

If your most money-making hands don't have AA as the number one by far followed by KK you are making some big mistakes playing holdem.

Agreed.

Hating cards is like hating a cup or a pencil. There are two options, you either play well or you play poorly. If you play well, then you should have good results and feel good, if you play badly, then you should do everything to become better. Hate just has no place here

Accurate analogy.

 

[Wega85]

AA is way better than the over rated AK for sure. lost a bunch with AK.