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Message: [QUOTE="Stu_Ungar, post: 1155675, member: 39779"] I think you have to always remember what you are doing when slowplaying. You have a hand AA (its a big pair but postflop.. its the highest of the lowest hand) So when slow playing you have to do it for a reason other than 'hey wouldnt it be neat to slowplay AA' You should always raise it or call a raise.. never limp.. you are letting in all kinds of garbage here. But when slowplaying you have to remember that you are doing it to win a bigger pot than you would if you shoved preflop. This means that a pair should be playing in a small pot not a big one. It also means that you have to be willing to let go if it seems logical that you may be beat. When it works, its great, but if you cant let go of AA postflop, then you cant slowplay it. [/QUOTE]