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Message: [QUOTE="SecksyGambler, post: 5913617, member: 452877"] When preflop against one other opponent, the worst possible hand that AA can be challenged by is 76s. Against this hand you have a 22.5% chance to lose. Not even one in four. There is never an excuse not to put your chips in pre flop with AA. Post flop however, pocket aces can only beat up to one pair. It's critical to evaluate the texture of the board, the range of your opponent, and their actions following the flop to decide whether or not you think you're ahead of your opponent. Nothing is guaranteed in poker, but, you should always play profitable hands even though you may not always win them. [/QUOTE]