Interesting question. I decided to look at my AA hand history for laughs.
I got AA 90 times and they were cracked 22 times, or about 24% of the time. (I have a lot of data corruption in my 40,000 hands of play this year, so the 90 times appears a bit low.) A small percentage of these were multi-way pots and were generally because players were all-in and I couldn't have done anything about it. It is also interesting that when I have AA from early position, the likelihood of a multi-way pot shoots way up, probably because I am not betting enough.
We all think AA should win 83% of the time, and having them win 76% isn't too far away from the calculated probabilities. At least it is in the ballpark.
Good luck and God Bless.
Most of the time I win, but there have been more than a few times where I have been waiting a long time for a hand, get dealt aces, and end up exiting the tournament. When this happens I always look to see if I could have played them differently.
There have been times where the flop is simply a bad flop for Aces to continue betting but I did anyway.
If you are looking for your mistakes you will improve. If you are chalking everything up to bad luck you might not.
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If I'll had AA, I'll played its like this KK, but I'll be crushed by 89s also.
Spot:
89s - MP - Stack 150k
KK - Button - Stack 50k
PF 89s open raise 2,3BB, KK 3bet 8,3BB, 89s call.
F 89s check, KK allin 20BB, 89s call.
1. Is KK must push allin preflop?
2. Is 89s could made profitable call allin preflop cause his stack = 3x stack of KK?