It is essential to know how to play a pair of AA

There are many ways to play aces and u must find what play is better depending of your oponnent

Well knowing how to get your value paid is an essential skill in poker. How you gonna win without it? And AA is the best value-hand preflop.. So it's pretty self-explanatory.

many people think that he has AA and he is the winner then I check and now on the turn they lose after which the opponent gets with AA and the opponent pays the turn then pays the river and says damn the opponent was not lucky, my friend was lucky when you had an AA hand but you played poorly with it and let your opponent collect what you should not let collect and you did not collect chips from him and he did not collect chips from him, and he did not do it so play with what hands do you need to know how to do it

Since AA is the strongest hand, you will always be a favorite preflop. Aces do very well against the entire range of premium hands.Some players, afraid of scaring off their opponents, play aces passively. They try to lure someone into the distribution.Slowplaying aces is highly discouraged. Unless you are sure that someone will raise after you.

It's the strongest starting hand, but that's just one thing. However, things can quickly turn bad after the flop.
Are you raising or setting a trap? All of them have the potential to fail, just like in case of all other hands.

Based on your description, my advice would be to always stay attentive and not get fixated on your cards. Don't be afraid to fold your cards if you feel you can't win, and don't play too aggressively. Ultimately, winning is not just about the cards, but also about strategy and the ability to read your opponents.

Yes, it is important to know how to play AA, just like any other pair of cards. And you have to realize that this is just a pair that only has 2 outs. If you have a head-up situation preflop, you are ahead, but if you have several opponents, you are screwed, Additionally, the flop will change everything for you completely, if it is in one suit that you do not have, and allows straights, you are in a difficult situation. So it's best to go all-in before the flop and not give your opponent a chance to see the flop too cheaply.

Try to play as just another hand in your entire range.
Sometimes it can baby-sit your checking range and at times you can play for stacks when someone hits the top pair.