Does Double A help you win

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Double A is sometimes so small on the table, it is only your decision that appreciates its power.
 
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Pocket aces won't lose very often, but it will happen from time to time. The probability of losing with pocket aces against a random hand is almost 15%.And since most people who stack you preflop will have something better than a “random hand,” they will have an even better chance of beating your AA.There are times when you need to fold pocket aces postflop.
 
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if you don't give a special attention to the double aces, and play coldblood it brings you profit.
 
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There is a reason to call it a premium hand. You can lose with it but most times it is a winning hand.
 
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Most of the time îs the end for me în the tournament 😂😂😂, but i always want to have AA 😁
 
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Well sure but a lot also depends on the quality of your play... and a little good luck or bad luck might enter the picture too😎👍
 
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Double A it is the strongest hand what we can get. And you must play this hand so aggressive that you can
 
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It all depends on the local situation. In general, AA loses to straights and flushes in large numbers.
Cases where sets are made on pairs below KK are likely due to the influence of position.
 
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It should be every player's most profitable hand even though sometimes we will lose big pots with them. The key is to know to slow down.

Preflop, AA = best possible hand. Post flop, it's often just an overpair.

You need to learn what board textures favor your AA and what doesn't.

When faced with aggression from opponent after you have shown aggression, often it's better to slow down unless you are up against absolute dummies.
 
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