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[QUOTE="PurgatoryD, post: 880269, member: 43498"]
I play AA *completely* dependent on those around me.  In a tourney, if big stack is bullying and plays later, I call and let him do the work for me.  In heads up it can win the whole thing for you if you play it right.  It all depends on how those around you react to when you call or raise.  Use AA as a chance to mix things up if needed.  If you are stealing blinds with nothing (and people are figuring that out) and you're in position to do so with AA, make those same plays.  It just might be the time someone gets fed up and reraises you.  After the smack down, you can expect many more stolen blinds to come.  It's like the hand that keeps on paying well into the future.  But it always depends on those around you.  You have to anticipate what they are wanting/trying to do to you, and use it against them.  BTW, that includes recognizing that the whole table is beginners who are not really considering your hand, just their own hands.  AA against 6 opponents is not that great, so you would have to keep that in mind as well.  The beauty of poker, right? :)

dave
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