Starting hand AA

alan moises · Jan 29, 2023

Hi, I play poker for fun and whenever I'm with AA someone can beat me with a very low hand, what would be the best way to start so as not to lose my hand like AA - KK?
One climb out of every 10 6 I get hit with those hands.

rvicente13 · Jan 30, 2023

all in pre flop is the easiest way to win with AA 🤣
But there is still a chance for the opponent to win, it has always existed and will always exist...

In a micro MTT, at the final table I was already tired and I went all in pre flop... bad luck for those who had AA at the time, it happens.

When I win that way (100% luck and 0% poker) I'm really happy haha but it's rare.

GNuTTz · Jan 30, 2023

AA is a great starting hand indeed! Play it aggressively so limpers don’t get a chance to see a cheap flop.

freerobert · Jan 30, 2023

Bet aggresiv preflop and look what comes...

Luvart · Feb 6, 2023

AA is the best hand. Play it aggressively.

houcineben10 · Feb 6, 2023

I guess Poker it's not a Game of Cards only, maybe there are situation where you have to fold Aces even when you know you have the best hand.
But personnally i find it to hard to do i'd rather loose with Aces and the Hope of winning huge pot than folding it

I'd just lost QQ vs K7o on a Head-Up Spin and go, you can't do anything it's part of the Game

Dmitriy_rus7 · Feb 6, 2023

houcineben10 said:
I guess Poker it's not a Game of Cards only, maybe there are situation where you have to fold Aces even when you know you have the best hand.
But personnally i find it to hard to do i'd rather loose with Aces and the Hope of winning huge pot than folding it
I'd just lost QQ vs K7o on a Head-Up Spin and go, you can't do anything it's part of the Game

fully agree with you. I also think that if I start folding AA in poker, then I should stop playing poker. I'd rather lose with AA than fold them

paddyswarrior · Feb 6, 2023

If you've got AA then you have the best possible hand at that moment so play it aggressively most of the time. You don't want limpers getting on and seeing a flop!

Occasionally though, it can be very enjoyable to trap someone with AA, especially when you hit a nice flop 😉

Jardel Barros · Feb 6, 2023

alan moises said:
Hi, I play poker for fun and whenever I'm with AA someone can beat me with a very low hand, what would be the best way to start so as not to lose my hand like AA - KK?
One climb out of every 10 6 I get hit with those hands.

Hello, maybe it's your selective memory. We win a lot with AA but end up remembering only the hands we lost.

Generally, in micro tournaments, I always start with a high 3bet to isolate the pot with 1 or at most 2 players.

With the flop I analyze if I'm going all-in or if I can try to extract more chips until the turn.

Gallarado777 · Feb 6, 2023

how you got this hand just do All-in and let your hands go from the keyboard close your eyes and now you're already the winner 80% of the time, but sometimes you'll lose some card and say damn well, what a day and all you have only 80% to win against your hands is weaker

Eduard0Felipe · Feb 6, 2023

Bet as much as you can preflop, if unfortunately no one has bet yet, you will have to open, if luckily and for your joy someone has already bet, 3 bet, if by chance there has already been a 3 bet, 4 bet, don't fear of pulling the chips pre flop, doing that you guarantee the chips already, bet big, right!?

Niveau1 · Feb 7, 2023

AA is the best starting hand and an 80/20 preflop favorite. I hardly never play AA slowly. Learned hard through lots of bustes and stack losses. But there are also very few situations in which I also muck AA preflop. Middlestack vs. all-in of a big stack on the bubble. On the BB if more than 2 are already alone.
Of course there are also great moments like in the picture.

Rob Hobson · Feb 7, 2023

Pocket aces in a multiway pot, there is one happiness when you receive AA and one sadness when you loose with them.

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The rest is already said above.

ghitocarcia · Feb 8, 2023

There are several ways to play it initially, but the worst option of all is to clear it in the first positions because then 2 or 3 players enter and the AA are hardly worth it. On the other hand, if you open it there is less chance of several players entering, it's really complicated. I play at low levels and every time I open, the whole table pays me and then I regret leaving them, but I know I have to.

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