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Do you miss KK Preflop in All in triple or more?
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[QUOTE="Dani_California, post: 4102573, member: 240595"] I strongly disagree. Folding AA and KK preflop is horrible play in my opinion. I would be thrilled if anyone would go all-in preflop when I am holding Aces or Kings. You have to remember that you should always aim for victory, not for just surviving further. If you have the second biggest stack and you double it up against the biggest stack, you will become the chip leader with a huge stack and therefore improve your chances to win the whole tournament. And if you happen to lose to a bad beat, so what? Sometimes it is like that, but at least you know that you made the right play. I understand your opinion as well but I can't really see why you would willingly miss out the opportunity for huge success. With Aces or Kings you are most likely holding the strongest hand preflop and folding the strongest is always a mistake. [/QUOTE]
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