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[QUOTE="clubsta, post: 1236586, member: 55309"]
Yep, 80% of the time, bad things happen to me when I ever slow play AA. The more cards that fall, the worse that situation can get holding those cards. However, if he already had a flush draw on the flop, he might have called a decent raise by you anyway, so you might have been screwed no matter what--of course an all-in by you before that turn might have made him think a little longer about it, but too many people think that a flush draw is golden. For instance, I was playing a $50 SnG a couple days ago (1 table) and I got AA. There was a 3x blind raise before I acted preflop, one more caller before me, and then I reraised 6x blinds. Both players called, the flop came with two diamonds and low cards, I pushed all-in and got 1 caller. The guy turns over A 2 of diamonds and hits his flush on the turn. I have no idea what he was doing calling a reraise preflop with A 2 on a 50 dollar game. Anyway, the moral of my story is AA can hurt. lol
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