AA post flop?

denis_og79 · Jul 27, 2021

who ever folded AA post flop?

ntf1125 · Jul 27, 2021

I did it once with Ah Ac on the botton.
There were 4 players.
The flop was Kd Ks Qs.
2 players did All-in.
I understood that my AA was weaker than their hands.
As the conclusión, one of them had AK & the other one had QQ.

INISHTE · Jul 28, 2021

Hi friend.

The truth is that I do not fold until I see the Turn, at least, unless the Flop comes KK, for example, it is very likely that the opponent has a K in his hand.

daniel888 · Jul 28, 2021

I folded AA at post-flop sometimes, especially when the board looks very dangerous.

JohnWayne329 · Jul 28, 2021

denis_og79 said:
who ever folded AA post flop?

It is usual situation. Depends on ur opps

ObbleeXY · Jul 28, 2021

You should always give yourself an opportunity to fold if the situation dictates.
For example:
If losing the hand is the difference between little/no cash versus decent cash, at least consider whether you should lay down.
But really, you need to consider the flop. A paired board is problematic...especially JJ, QQ, KK as matching cards are very much in your opponents range.
Similarly, boards with straight combinations need to be considered.
Then you need to consider the flop in context of what you know about your opponent.
Generally, I'd still want to see the turn, when holding AA just to be able to count my outs if I was to call the river. Poker stars seems to grant sets of aces every 15 mins or so...
Finally...if this is a multiway pot, and I'm out of position and villains are raising, I'll consider the risks...

Bottom line: do not get married to your starting hand. Re-evaluate after the flop to be sure you can reasonably contest the pot.

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ObbleeXY

Aleks75 · Jul 28, 2021

Hi!

To be honest, I'm not at the level of skill to reset manual AA yet.I used to throw off AA with a bad kicker.

willjosp · Jul 28, 2021

AA after the flop does not come another A, there is a risk that some other player will hit 2 pairs and they can win the hand, it is a double-edged sword, the other thing is that as soon as the flop comes out, go with all

aleomar86 · Jul 28, 2021

yes, you will probably have to call AA if the flop is not in your favor, you are not always going to win with a pair of aces.

jesusali1 · Jul 28, 2021

denis_og79 said:
who ever folded AA post flop?

Unfortunately, being one of the strongest cards and preflop hands, I always play it all in and for that reason in poker I can't fold anymore, even though I once played until the post flop but still I never folded, because the baddest hands knew how to beat me.

rdwr33 · Jul 28, 2021

I've done this a few times after getting all in from other players.

Sulfuros001 · Jul 28, 2021

I only fold it when there is more then 2 persons All in there.
Especially when I'm in the final stages of a tourney

YYfourU · Jul 30, 2021

ntf1125 said:
I did it once with Ah Ac on the botton.
There were 4 players.
The flop was Kd Ks Qs.
2 players did All-in.
I understood that my AA was weaker than their hands.
As the conclusión, one of them had AK & the other one had QQ.

Post-flop = before the flop

Batarang96 · Jul 30, 2021

Unless you get lucky, and make a monster, it's unlikely that you'll have more than Top Pair. Which shouldn't be too hard to get away from. Granted, for most people it is, because they feel that having AA entitles them to winning the pot.

GARCIA PABLO DANIEL · Jul 31, 2021

hello

a lot of times I have folded with AA after the flop more if your game in the tournament is in jeopardy !!! it is preferable to drop the AA and continue greetings!

valetgll · Jul 31, 2021

I haven't done this yet. And I’m probably unlikely to drop AA.

COMIRRR · Aug 1, 2021

Regardless of the stake, I would not throw AA !!!

danoscar · Aug 1, 2021

Only when I want to stay on a losing streak.

aviatorsam · Aug 1, 2021

Depends if I put someone on a flush or a set and they move all in post flop

Hsac · Oct 16, 2022

denis_og79 said:
who ever folded AA post flop?

I've not only folded AA post flop, I've even folded AA preflop.

Gallarado777 · Oct 16, 2022

unless by chance, probably, and no one ever discards such a card

thedarkman · Oct 16, 2022

ntf1125 said:
I did it once with Ah Ac on the botton.
There were 4 players.
The flop was Kd Ks Qs.
2 players did All-in.
I understood that my AA was weaker than their hands.
As the conclusión, one of them had AK & the other one had QQ.

If you can't fold aces you'll never progress. When you do lose with aces, you lose big. Obviously it always hurts but if they were guaranteed to win every hand...

NightStalker · Oct 16, 2022

Depends on the flop, the size of the bet and how many villains are trying to steal the pot.

Roller · Oct 16, 2022

AA is just a pocket pair, fold it when it needs to be folded.

888NOX888 · Oct 17, 2022

Of course, I have dropped it more than once, it is certainly difficult to do, but if you understand that you have lost, it is necessary.

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