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888NOX888
Visionary
Platinum Level
With a pair of AA, if I make a move first, then it is always raise, if after several players, then sometimes all-in, sometimes 3-bet, but there are cases that I drop this hand altogether despite its strength.
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adenosine
Legend
Bronze Level
fold
userX
Visionary
Platinum Level
Depends on the situation. It depends on the position at the table, on the size of my stack, on the stage of the tournament. There are many factors that must be taken into account. So, please describe the situation in more detail, namely table position, stack size, tournament stage, tournament format, number of players at the table, and then I can answer your question
Gallarado777
Legend
Bronze Level
if I have an AA card I always try to play raising my bet raise a strong card you need to play like a strong card I only play passively when in late positions I try to lymph or call to make people make mistakes on the turn and river flop because I know I'll beat them If I'm not sure I try to raise my bet right away
Claudiunm
Legend
Platinum Level
AA is always a tricky hand. The line between scaring the fish and getting a bad beat is a very fine one. Follow the previous advice. Observe your position, your opponents' behavior and the size of your stack in relation to theirs. There is no predefined formula for any strong hand in Poker.
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odonob
Legend
Platinum Level
Don’t spook the table. A 3x raise to induce interest. Depends on the situation. But you should try to get a pot going and not scare off all your opponents. Poker at the end of the day is a game of deception, don’t telegraph your hands.
Funtast
Rock Star
Bronze Level
There are spots where you want to look weak through limping/calling to induce raises.
(For example if you are in middle position and there are a lot of short- to midstacks behind)
There are spots where you want to look weak through jamming all in.
(Often works if you are low to mid stacked and have aggro players or calling stations behind)
There are spots where you want to be balanced through raising 2x.
(Good players often don´t fall for the common induces, a standard opening induces probably best in that situation)
(For example if you are in middle position and there are a lot of short- to midstacks behind)
There are spots where you want to look weak through jamming all in.
(Often works if you are low to mid stacked and have aggro players or calling stations behind)
There are spots where you want to be balanced through raising 2x.
(Good players often don´t fall for the common induces, a standard opening induces probably best in that situation)
dreamer13
Legend
Loyaler
You should always raise with pocket aces if you are the first to move at the table or if no one has opened before you. When someone opens in front of you, you should always 3-bet with AA.The ideal scenario for this hand is to force your opponent to go all-in preflop, since you have about 80% equity against all other hands.
eetenor
Legend
Loyaler
This question is great for learning poker on a deeper level
What would we do with AA 100bb deep-50bb deep- 20bb deep -12 bb deep when we open what size?
What do we do with AA in a raised pot with above stack sizes- What about vs a limp?
What do we do with AA if our opponents will call large sizings?
Do we ever trap with it and if so when?
These question are how you grow as a player considering AA is the best hand in poker preflop- so the simple answer to your question is try to get all the money in preflop which in simple terms means always bet it or raise it