nghoffman
Rock Star
Bronze Level
Always raise/re-raise pre-flop unless UTG on a full table. (in that case, limp/re-raise) Try to get it heads up, try not to play against the whole table to minimize risk. Hope to win a huge pot, do your best not to lose one.
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gryllz_wins
Rock Star
Silver Level
Hey!
I agree with a lot of points you have made, at the end of the day AA is still just a pair, and you don't need to overplay it, of course when you see them you get excited, but you just need to play like any other hand and learn to let go of them when you are in unfavorable situations. Cheers!
I agree with a lot of points you have made, at the end of the day AA is still just a pair, and you don't need to overplay it, of course when you see them you get excited, but you just need to play like any other hand and learn to let go of them when you are in unfavorable situations. Cheers!
thwenth1983
Visionary
Platinum Level
AA
Good morning everyone.
The word you hear most after a poker question is the word it depends.
What do I do with AA?
I'm going to play AA, almost always. I already happened to fold an AA, in the bubble of a mtt $ 3.30 KO, hero with 28bb in the small blind, villain raise from UTG and UTG 1 apply 3bet and two more players go All in, an AA is the best pre flop hand more in an All in against 4 players is complicated.
With more than 50bb, I raise 3x and depending on the flop textera I still have cbet, wet flop J Q T, I fold easily.
The theory says that with 15 or 10bbs, you want to go all in with AA, but I always play a mini raise even from UTG, in the limits that I play the probability of someone returning All in is greater, than calling in All in.
Good morning everyone.
The word you hear most after a poker question is the word it depends.
What do I do with AA?
I'm going to play AA, almost always. I already happened to fold an AA, in the bubble of a mtt $ 3.30 KO, hero with 28bb in the small blind, villain raise from UTG and UTG 1 apply 3bet and two more players go All in, an AA is the best pre flop hand more in an All in against 4 players is complicated.
With more than 50bb, I raise 3x and depending on the flop textera I still have cbet, wet flop J Q T, I fold easily.
The theory says that with 15 or 10bbs, you want to go all in with AA, but I always play a mini raise even from UTG, in the limits that I play the probability of someone returning All in is greater, than calling in All in.
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KickerSharp
Enthusiast
Silver Level
Bleeis
Rock Star
Silver Level
play it by value, always extracting the maximum in the preflop, and in the flop aggressive game with a dry board with low cards, with high cards I prefer to give check / call, when there are many projects check / all in or raise if I am oop
PackinPat
Rock Star
Silver Level
Yes, you play AA just like any other hand it just happens to have the most equity preflop
rdwr33
Legend
Platinum Level
In the last hands I played with AA, when my stack was below 15bb, I was betting all in forever, until now I have won all hands. however, when I have a comfortable stack I prefer to increase the pot and analyze the hand well.
Borataylor
Enthusiast
Silver Level
I always play AA in different ways,as it turns out, it does not give 100% victory.It all depends on the opponent, position and Bank.But I try to keep a minimum of players at the table.Leave those who pay.1-5 BB, or all in the call.Each situation is different from the others.Very thoughtful play now AA.
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CasinoResearch
Rising Star
Bronze Level
If there's more than half of all players still in after the first round of betting and I can raise just enough for people to call, I suppose that's the optimal move if the idea is to get as much money in the pot when you're ahead. The only problem is having too many people still in the hand with a huge pot, someone is likely to beat out AA.
