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[QUOTE="Adi8877, post: 5957578, member: 445507"]
In this case, it is possible, perhaps even reasonable. Also do not know anything else from the table, how they played, how was the flops before this hand.

I've seen one like this from a live event long time ago, that was FT bubble, and the short-stack had the AA, he was the BB or SB, before him it was raise and re-raise allin with KK and QQ, I do not remember the full board but Q and K was there A not.  When they asked the guy about it in the interview after the tourney, he said, he folded, because the A was on the board in the last 4-5 seen board + he won too many hands against one of the alliner, did not even mentioned, he wanted to reach FT, pay jump whatever else reason most of us would have...

That was strange, this one, too. But I don't think folding pre-flop AA reasonable for any of us in any situation, except if it is about significant pay jump, FT bubble with 3-4 allin before us (what almost never happens)

I am curious what the guy said, why did he fold it??? Really, because he's already won enough?
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