afecho
Rock Star
Bronze Level
Too many variables to answer that without more details. Yes AA, probably, and most premium pairs and AK probably too. But it depends on where we are in the game, position, preflop or post, etc. etc. to really have any definitive answer on a must play all in pair.
dzsire
Legend
Platinum Level
Preflop of course AA. But it is not so simple and not a life insurance that you will win.
My personal favorite cash game party was when both me and the villain had AA, he went all in preflop and villain won with a runner-runner flush (he had only 3 colors after flop). Bye-bye 10$...
My personal favorite cash game party was when both me and the villain had AA, he went all in preflop and villain won with a runner-runner flush (he had only 3 colors after flop). Bye-bye 10$...
DiegoRamos
Legend
Loyaler
Pre flop AA, after the nuts ^^
Andyreas
Moderator
Moderator
For me, I don't go all-in preflop without any need for it (low stacks). I usually bid 3-5 BB with a premium hand.
Even with AA or AK you can loose, if the flop is too wet. So it's a gamble with a high loss potential.
Even with AA or AK you can loose, if the flop is too wet. So it's a gamble with a high loss potential.
M
mange12345
Enthusiast
Silver Level
Every once in a while, we will experience a player,on ourleft, who raises on every hand. When I encounter these types of villians, I wait until I get a decent set of whole cards (Texas Holdem) and, then I go all in. Otherwise, there are many secenarios where one would go all in. Poker is a very complicated game.
Mike
Good Luck on the Felts
Bluffzone68
Legend
Platinum Level
Best hand in Poker is any 2 cards
It’s more of how you play the player and not how you play the cards.
All premium hands are good starting hands, but if the players opposite is nuts they call you with any 2 cards and can get your premium hand into trouble.
So personally I don’t go all in with even AA, and watch how the player opposite is playing.
It’s more of how you play the player and not how you play the cards.
All premium hands are good starting hands, but if the players opposite is nuts they call you with any 2 cards and can get your premium hand into trouble.
So personally I don’t go all in with even AA, and watch how the player opposite is playing.
Ketienne
Rock Star
Bronze Level
Pre-Flop of course AA I would say 
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Otherwise, of course, it all depends on the board and depending on how many opponents are in the pot.
As fast as you can win a lot of chips with AA, it can also cost you all of them. So in most cases I would make sure that I play them aggressively pre-flop to clear out garbage hands and minimize the risk that I could potentially be outplayed post-flop.
.Otherwise, of course, it all depends on the board and depending on how many opponents are in the pot.
As fast as you can win a lot of chips with AA, it can also cost you all of them. So in most cases I would make sure that I play them aggressively pre-flop to clear out garbage hands and minimize the risk that I could potentially be outplayed post-flop.
partz
Visionary
Bronze Level
The hand that gets the win.
You may ask which one is that, well that's you who decide this. We all have to make our own decisions.
Premium hands yes mathematically is proven they outcome reg ones, but do not underestimate the power of 7-2
You may ask which one is that, well that's you who decide this. We all have to make our own decisions.
Premium hands yes mathematically is proven they outcome reg ones, but do not underestimate the power of 7-2
