A7o-A9o is usually just a fold, unless you are in late position. Maybe A9o is opened from HJ, but not anything worse than that. Suited aces play much better, and programs like solvers will often have us upening any suited ace from any position, or at least its not a major mistake to do it.
We should also look at stack sizes and table dynamics though, and if they are unfavourable, probably best to dump at least the worst ones like A2s-A4s and A6s-A7s from UTG. If someone else have already opened, any AX hand should usually be 3-bet or folded. Suited aces makes great 3-bet bluffing hands, because they block hands like AA, AK and AQ, which usually continue against 3-bets, and when we get called, we can often bluff postflop.
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