Slow playing aces

AcooltartA

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Of course it always depends on the situation. Slow playing when HU or 3 handed can be a good line but any more than that and the odds of coming out on top at the end of the hand drop drastically.
 
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I never slow play AA, unless I'm up against an really aggressive player.
 
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You can limp aces from an early position if the table is aggressive in order to call a raise or make a re-raise. But only in 20% of cases.
 
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If the board is wetish you can't keep slow playing them and give the chance to your opponent see free cards and improve their combination. AA is the best starting hand at poker , that doesn't mean that has 100% winning equity post flop. Many players have trouble to understand this.

I also never open limp with AA , that's also a leak , by open limping or flatting you invite more opponents to see a ''cheap'' flop. You want to play your AA heads up.
 
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every time so fair i slow played aces they have gotten craked almost like 4 times but ill keep on slow playing them cause there luck will run out lol
 
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my experience its so hard with AA limp or small raise because i raise minimum 3,5 bb or large raise i make
 
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Never slow play with AA. Always open raise
 
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