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[QUOTE="Kasanova King, post: 1378138, member: 59280"]
Really depends on stack size and who your opponent is.  Short stacked, 15 bb or less, it's a no brainer, shove with JJ or higher pre-flop.  Medium stacked, you probably fold JJ to an all in bet, especially to a larger stack.

QQ are trickier, depending on your opponent & stack size, if you're short - shove. Medium probably shove, unless your opponent is large stacked and is a nit. If you're large stacked shove every time vs short stacks, shove most of the time vs medium stacks.  Proceed with caution vs other large stacks - against a TAG, probably fold, LAG/Maniac shove.

KK - not too many reasons to ever fold KK preflop - the only one I can think of if there are 2+ all ins before you act or if you are on the bubble, facing an all in from a good player.  Other than that, it's usually safe to shove with KK pre-flop, there's only one hand in the entire deck that you would be behind on, and you still have about a 20% chance to beat that one too :)

AA, the only possible reason to ever fold AA is if you are a medium stack, facing 2+ larger stacks all in before you.  Other than that, shove with AA any stack size, any position, any opponent.
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