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Message: [QUOTE="kanogott, post: 5993256, member: 431272"] AA is not 100 percent winnig hand. For a beginner this fact is hard to believe. But in most situation you are preflop 70 to 30 or 80 to 20 percent in advantage against one person. Against three or more you mostly have under 50 percent winning chance. So its better to isolate this hand and play not more than one oponent. Postflop its more difficult, if you dont raise or only minimum raise you have sometimes more than one oponent. So you can run against small pair which hits the set or against two pair. For newbie its difficult to lay the aa down, against a reraise after flop. But it is not unusal that you loose this hand against a stronger hand. Dont overplay the aces, especially in a tourney it could be your end faster as you epect. [/QUOTE]