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Message: [QUOTE="The Muppetteer, post: 1156139, member: 48108"] Slow playing AA is always dangerous as you can get out flopped by any hand that limps in. I would only slow play AA in certain situations. 1. I am in late position (CO or later) and it has been folded to me. 2. The table is short handed. 3. I am able to fold the hand or make a find out where I am bet or raise on the flop. 3. I know I am going to flop the nuts (LOL). Slow playing AA does have its advantages such as the obvious that it disguises the strength of your hand. But also it allows you to get away from the hand if you get out flopped, such as you have the 2 red AA and the flop is all spades. For me slow playing is a good thing to do to mix up your game but I wouldnt be doing it too often. The Muppetteer [/QUOTE]