Kennemelo
Rock Star
Bronze Level
messats
Rock Star
Bronze Level
If smallblind shoves and you don‘t cover him would you defend big blind with aces? Just 2 places left before the money.
this all depends on how deep and stacked you are, if you have the raiser well covered then definitely, also if you are short stacked, shove as well, if you're in between, then consider folding, while Aces are a very strong hand to start with, they can be cracked
seirmelo
Enthusiast
Silver Level
AA
Good morning, it depends, if I all chip leader or not there would be a risk of falling, certainly not only with AA, but with K, TJs with A and the pairs.
Now, if the risk of falling is safe, I would definitely drop to reach the bubble first, otherwise it's a record in the future.
Good morning, it depends, if I all chip leader or not there would be a risk of falling, certainly not only with AA, but with K, TJs with A and the pairs.
Now, if the risk of falling is safe, I would definitely drop to reach the bubble first, otherwise it's a record in the future.
Claudiunm
Legend
Platinum Level
If smallblind shoves and you don‘t cover him would you defend big blind with aces? Just 2 places left before the money.
Guy! You touched a fresh wound. It's been less than 2 weeks since I was in the last position out of the ITM because of a damn AA.
My advice: if you're close to the bubble, and your stack is going away, get off the table and just come back in the money.
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63burner
Visionary
Bronze Level
AA is a sign from above.
Getting AA on the bubble is a sign from above. You have been fortunate to get the cards to make the bubble, AA is an indication to follow through, go for broke, keep the streak alive.
Getting AA on the bubble is a sign from above. You have been fortunate to get the cards to make the bubble, AA is an indication to follow through, go for broke, keep the streak alive.
Jogo4
Rock Star
Bronze Level
after 2:30 minutes into the tournament, go all-in with AA pair.
offshore11000
Rock Star
Bronze Level
I think 2 seats is so close to the money that there's no reason to risk that much. So in this situation I would consider folding if my stack is big. Unless I'm short and there's a risk of falling. There I would play. Because AA is a great opportunity to double down
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GIB
Rock Star
Silver Level
Yesterday I had a similar situation, only the hand was different AJs. If there are any notes on the opponent, the style of play and more. That could have been played. If an unknown opponent would most likely have thrown off.
leoniq888
Enthusiast
Silver Level
Hi!
In the case of a bubble, I would play AA aggressively, regardless of position.
In the case of SB vs BB, I'd play all-in, regardless of stack.
In other stages of the tournament, I'd probably hide the strength of my hand.
In the case of a bubble, I would play AA aggressively, regardless of position.
In the case of SB vs BB, I'd play all-in, regardless of stack.
In other stages of the tournament, I'd probably hide the strength of my hand.
katifanko
Rock Star
Bronze Level
Ooh that's a nasty one. I had an impulse to say: you should definitely play, otherwise what other hand would you go in with in a situation like that if not AA? But then I thought about it for another second and remembered how I lose with AA 90% of the time. It could be just my bad luck of course, and the hand doesn't come by too often. I guess I would go in only if I was feeling lucky that day (hey, it happens to me sometimes!) Other than that, probably would be smart to hold out and wait till you reach the money, and mourn your beautiful AA while doing so...
