First off... players who constantly bet and play aggressive have the similar
odds as people who play conservatively by the time you get to showdown.
Also if you're looking for a be all end all strategy.. there is none.
You need to have broad range of tricks in your bag, and use them according to the players style and chipstack who surround you.
PreFlop:
The most advantageous play with Bullets is to check or limp...
Here is why:
1) It costs less for you to play your hand
2) More people are likely to call.. If you're at a table of 5 and 4 people call that's
5 to 10 times your stakes.. <which in theory is 10 more hands for you to play
"The quality of life (your life at a table) is better then your income"!
Someone who makes a million dollars a year but dies in 4 weeks hasn't made more then someone who makes 20k a year and lived 70 years right?
You get that point.
Know when to fold :
You have to look at the cards on the table and decide whether or not your AA is still the best hand for every card that flips over.
Give people the opportunity to make a lesser pair then you.. Make it to the river.
Showdown:
If they limp at the end.. give a healthy bet.
You shouldn't put yourself all in with a pair ever (unless you're scraping with a short stack_ which you shouldn't be if you have been playing right up to this hand).
A tiny pot vs a huge pot? If AA is the best hand you could hope for then you aren't playing hold'em. AA is the best hole cards preflop sure.. but 2277 is better.
Long story short.. I don't care if you have AA or 27 Hold'em is a 5 card game.
Special occasions:
If there's only one person playing against your hand who is short stacked (put their ass all in) bust them if you can (if not oh well it's not a huge dent in your stack, brush it off cry a little whatever ).