A-A pre-flop FOLD

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the only time i would fold aces is in 😎a sat...where i have enough chips to win a ticket...and maybe if its bubble time in a huge tourney
 
I would fold here. But then I'd go all-in on a 34o if the situation were right (post flop with the right flop). I usually will fold premium hands this early if I sense the all-ins are too wild. I would fold not because of my hand, but because of two all-ins prior to my acting. Sure, I could lose the potential equity here, but tournament life is over if I am wrong here. Fold, record what the players played with, then mark down the K5 player as playing marginal hands too hard. Once you have a stack advantage, you will set that villain. If this was a freeroll, I'd call and then wait for the next one to start.
 
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Why fold? , if you fold preflop AA do not play poker because you do not understand what you play.
 
disconnect or time out is the only way I'm ever folding AA in this spot.
 
if I were in this hand I would have gone all in I could lose the pot more in the long run I would win more than I would lose, if you fold AA every time someone goes all in you will be losing chips
 
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I think in the first minutes with two aces, you can safely go in ollin, there is always a high chance to double or even triple, closer to the middle to play more tight with this hand.
 
Not too sure why you are posting this hand. Are you thinking you made a great fold and showed us you have some secret poker instinct? If you think folding AA here was smart then why bother playing poker at all?
 
Everyone owns Their decisions.
But the answer is a resounding NO. As my hand pre-flop is the best that anyone can have. The odds in my favorecem me and there is always the chance that there are lying and have the advantage.
So die trying All-in fact I have a collection of plays in which I lost with AA and losing
 
1. Go to chalkboard
2. Write 1000 times "I will never fold AA preflop in a nlhe mtt ever again"
3. Follow that
4. Win monies

I know... I know... people are gonna say "but ICM". And while I agree there are certain situations, OP clearly is new to poker and needs to comprehend that long term he would be much more profitable to never fold AA preflop than trying to pick and choose based on his gut feelings.
 

There is a reason behind this I believe it didn't benefit him to play anymore.​
 
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im sure that never happened..but there are some good folds with pocket aces
 
Pre flop never, on the flop yes in the specific situation. If you fold AA,what hand you don’t fold ?
 
vox1er said:
Would you fold AA against 2 players on pre-flop (all-in)?
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I do this when flipping back and forth between screens and miss the buzzer, or when NLOP takes my action buttons away. Even if I'm close to the edge of the money, I usually can't avoid the thrill of playing aces. But this hand was early...
 
Would never give a FOLD of AA !! If I lose with this hand, I will be losing satisfied!
 
vox1er said:
Would you fold AA against 2 players on pre-flop (all-in)?
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Never fold Aces pre-flop, noone will have a better hand than u...

But the funny thing is that if u playing against 8 player and them all shoves, u have only 35% of chance to win the pot with Aces... and 65% to loose...
 
AA is a very good hand against two, a maximum of three players, but if more players have gone into the bank, then in my understanding, fold in such a situation is a positive action !!!
 
Generally AA is one to try to extract chips from the villain so it is recommended always increases if you give chance to postflop vim favoravel to villain patience

 
Although most players say that this is a wrong move, I also want to get enough strength to make the same move, fold AA preflop, it is not easy to fold preflop, but in my opinion I am almost able to fold AA pre-flop.
 
No. Never. Not with a billion dollars on the line. Especially not in a $2 tournament.
 
Never Throw out a pocket pair

Never, Never Ever, Nope Don't Do it... You'll Always Wonder... What if...

Yes Every Body Has Had a Bad Beat Story associated with Pocket Aces but more often than that, you will get a good result with pocket pairs if played right...

Play Them with a good Shove,Push but NOT all in... 90% of the time they'll come right...

If your flop is a rainbow and there's not a paired card on the table you've got a great spread that just needs the all in... like i said in my opinion 90% of the time if that happens you'll get a good result...

Dont pass up the AA pocket, just play it right...
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I've never folded AA pre-flop unless I'm in a vulnerable position near or on the bubble, say within 3 seats to being ITM.
 
As I have said in many other threads I hate AA. I fold pre-flop often if it puts me all in. If I call someones all-in and they pushed with 2 9 off I seem to loose most of the time. In live poker I play it a little more often but online I bail!😀😀
 
spottedflyer said:
im sure that never happened..but there are some good folds with pocket aces
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I just never fold AA preflop. If its meant to win or lose gotta live and get beat by AA.
 
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