AA is and will ever be the hand that makes you the most money. After that KK but far behind. After that QQ. And after that AKs and after that AKo. JJ is next.
There is no secret way to play these hands they are just the most premium. They almost play themself. Raise and 3-bet unless you have a very good reason to do other things to exploit a certain player type.
Don't complicate things because you suffer some bad beats.
There is no secret way to play these hands they are just the most premium. They almost play themself. Raise and 3-bet unless you have a very good reason to do other things to exploit a certain player type.
Don't complicate things because you suffer some bad beats.
I have tried limping early positions AA , sometimes it pays out , but many times not , they just limp as well , 3,4,5,6 players see a flop , so , yes , you cannot play AA postflop with so many player's who have seen the flop so cheap , any cr** hand is in . KK on the other hand i will limp , its not bad choice
• In a cash game i always open raise and if somebody raised i 3bet but if someone raise and someone else 3bets, sometimes i am just calling to trap em. sometimes i also just call 3bets versus opponents that 3bet too often or against very agressive opponents who will fold to 4bet but will cbet on the flop and the turn...
• In a tournament it's all about the stack sizes
if you have less than 12bb your only play is to go all-in (Sometimes you may limp to trap opponents that like to shove to limp)
With more than 12bb min raising or 2.2-3x raise if deep stacked is the correct play.
Also my cash game tips can be used in tournaments if you and your opponents are deep stacked.
You have to be observant and adjust to your oponnents tendencies...
The only wrong play with AA is to fold preflop.
• In a tournament it's all about the stack sizes
if you have less than 12bb your only play is to go all-in (Sometimes you may limp to trap opponents that like to shove to limp)
With more than 12bb min raising or 2.2-3x raise if deep stacked is the correct play.
Also my cash game tips can be used in tournaments if you and your opponents are deep stacked.
You have to be observant and adjust to your oponnents tendencies...
The only wrong play with AA is to fold preflop.
Once in a Flip & Go i had AA and i win both flips against 7 opponents.
That's the power of pocket aces.
Everyone experience bad beats with pocket aces but bad players remember only the times when they lose, they don't remember the other 9/10 times when thay win.
That's the power of pocket aces.
Everyone experience bad beats with pocket aces but bad players remember only the times when they lose, they don't remember the other 9/10 times when thay win.