Throwing away AA

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SeriousBizzness said:
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I do not think that you will be put in jail for this, I think they will understand me, too. Thank them for this 🙂
 
If there is 3 other players,thats fold for sure,one of them is 100% ahead of you,if only one player shove i always call,if 2 of them shove id depends what is on the flop
 
Pre-flop of course no one throw AA. But after the flop it really depends on the flop. If there are like 3 people all in before me i can easily fold there, but if there were raises before me i would go all in. But in the end it really depends from the position, raises pre-flop and stuffs.
Good luck with the Aces. they can lose a big pot or win a big pot for the final table 🙂
 
Yes of course you can fold after the flop because there may be many options and I only have one pair .one pair of stars is a very weak card and even if this pair of aces
 
It depends on: action at the pre-flop, opponents type, board structure, stack size, tournament stage (if it's tournament of course) etc. There are so many factors to make а decision. But in most cases I still prefer to drop. This is not something you need to pay for (of course if itsn't a turbo freeroll with 10,000 players where everyone shoves with 72 offsuit).🙂
 
<div>That's a tuff one I have and it was a good fold, and I have and it was a bad fold, and I have called witch is more common for me cause it is hard to get away from.
My best folding is when I limp and its a lot of players and the bord is terrible, that when I able to fold it the most with not much thought</div>
 
Yeah if 3 players are already all in on the flop be sure atleast one of them have your A A beaten so it is a fold in 95% situations like that...
 
You have to be careful falling in love with a hand. You certainly can fold if you didn't improve depending on the situation. If 3 other players were all in pre-flop I think you could even get away from AA pre-flop.
 
So, I would have fold it if I had any suspicion that I was behind ....
 
It is necessary to remember that AA is a very strong starting hand, but there will be 5 more cards on the table, which can all change dramatically !!!
 
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