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Message: [QUOTE="eetenor, post: 5032105, member: 385063"] Learning to use a Poker odds calculator is a must, especially in Free rolls. There are many free calculators and if you reflect on your hands and want to plan for your next FreeRoll War, using one helps you see the game correctly. We often treat AA as the ultimate hand. In many cases we should. We make large raises even larger three bets and will often shove all in with it. Here is something to think about: You have AA in a freeroll and go all in PreFlop and you are called in 3 spots. :as: :ad: vs :kh: :qc: vs :4d: :3d: vs :10s: :8s: What is your Equity at this moment? 48.6% What does it mean? Is there a better strategy with AA in FreeRolls? Do we really want to put our entire stack in preflop? By experimenting with a Poker odds calculator you may find a spot with greater equity after the flop. Keep Grinding:D [/QUOTE]