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[QUOTE="Ragequit, post: 4402593, member: 319301"]
No no no no. Just no. This is like asking someone if they prefer the number 14 or 15? Each of these two hands has a fixed amount of equity in the game which DOES NOT change preflop. AA has about 85% chance to win against a random hand and KK has 82%. When you have KK, you will face an Ace high flop a fixed number of times. The number of Ace high flops will even out to a fixed frequency in the long run. Even if our KK+ faces a TAG range of 10%-15% the Aces and Kings are still hideous monsters with fangs which are massive favourites (preflop).

Anyone who has been consistently losing with KK to A flops etc has just been getting lower than average results due to variance. Conversely anyone having their AA cracked a seemingly high amount is also experiencing variance. With 85% your hand is expected to win nearly 9 times out of every 10. This is enormous . 82% for KK is also huge equity. You will lose more money in the long run by not getting the money in with Kings than you will save from making horror folds in order to decrease your short term variance. If you have KK+ move in and know you're making a great decision. R
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