Always lose with Aces. Advice please.

[wetmoose]

one thing about a shove. you won t make any more mistakes!!

 

[Running Nose II]

Always lose with Aces

Pocket Aces can be the kiss of death at times:smile. Do you push, or let the the other players make the running and trap them?
There are too many variables for a definitive right or wrong answer. How many players seated? Your position before the flop? Aggressive or placid opponents?
How much is your stack?
Remember aces are not unbeatable, and there is always some yo-yo who thinks 8 10 off is a good hand and gets lucky with the flop.
Under the gun or early position always bet the nominal 4x the pot and sit back and take it from there.


:smile:

 

[Poker Orifice]

Always lose with aces. Advice please.

Win with them. (& stop losing with them)

Seems simple enough.... stop always losing with them & start winning with them.

 

[makisaa]

When AA appears, its a good chance to bet much more. This depends from the previous hands you played. If you had again AA it is possoble not to win with AA all the time. AA is just a pair and if someone has just two pair like 22 and 55, you lose!

 

[Tode8]

You can loose with every hand even with AA,so bet litle more pre-flop and hope to take a call from someone who have good hand to call you(like a AK AQ),so in that case you are favourite.Don't limp AA always rise.

 

[thetick33]

learn to play your opponents and your table over your own hands that is the key to maximizing your return with solid hands so taking notes is the first step

yes might take months on notes but if you keep showing quality hands in a period of time you will have to change your play at times to win with aces you will not get the calls as before by showing solid hands etc..

the ideal is to trick the opponent not just win a hand if they become confused by your moves in time with notes you can and should own them

 

[VovanBaron]

Pocket Aces can be the kiss of death at times:smile. Do you push, or let the the other players make the running and trap them?
There are too many variables for a definitive right or wrong answer. How many players seated? Your position before the flop? Aggressive or placid opponents?
How much is your stack?
Remember aces are not unbeatable, and there is always some yo-yo who thinks 8 10 off is a good hand and gets lucky with the flop.
Under the gun or early position always bet the nominal 4x the pot and sit back and take it from there.


:smile:

Oh yes,even profs really lost their stacks with aces)))More you play-more you lose!

 

[Poker247]

All you can do (and the best players in poker strive to do the same) is consistently get your money in good. If you play well, the money will follow. Sure AA will get cracked, and sometimes, if you are deep-stacked and see a flop you can avoid getting crushed by taking into account flop texture and your opponent (getting a good read on their hand helps!). But over the long run, AA is a very strong preflop hand and you have to play aggressively if you want to do well. Gl!

 

[Patrick333]

I bet 3bb with aa. If the flop is nice I wil continue betting. Is it a dangerous flop I will observe my opponent and play carefully. If the board is 8 10 J and the opponent is raising I probably fold.