How much % you win with AA?

[Roller]

Pocket AA has historically not been one of my higher percentage winning hands. It has actually run ok but for some reason I most often have multi players in the pot and I'm in late position. AA in a multi way pot diminishes its edge, such is poker.

 

[gustav197poker]

AA is the best possible hand since preflop. In principle because it is above all possible pockets. That represents 72 value combos compared to 78 total combos = 92% probability of winning. But if we include the real possibility with any value combo, this decreases (blocks) the AA preflop equity by 12% on average. This means that the real probability of winning with AA in preflop against any pocket is 80%.
Furthermore AA blocks important combinations as AK; AQ and AJ. So receiving this pair of cards is the best thing that can happen to us.
Greetings.

 

[partz]

in bubble game i usually loose a lot with aces, but overall i got a pretty good statistics with AA, but when i play big tournaments or cash games Im trying not to push to much with this hand. Experience showed me its not worth, especially if you play against someone with more chips than you

 

[Benkisto_BR]

I think I won the vast majority of the time with AA. I tend to raise well pre-flop. Playing hiding aces pre-flop is tattooing on the forehead that you are fish.

 

[Mariadelaluz]

It´s approximately 82% on heads-up.
It´ll be reduced if 2 or more players take part in the game.

 

[osvimanCC]

I really get on tilt when I get dealt AA and everyone folds. *_*

But since it is the best starting hand in NL Hold'em you should always bet it.

 

[Igorek1313]

before the flop much more often. than when opening the streets.

 

[1nsomn1a]

If you want to never lose with aces, throw them out.

Seriously, in poker, any hand can win and lose. If we didn't get those stupid calls on the preflop from 6 3 o that then turned into a straight, if our opponents didn't get a third deuce on the river, the winning percentage would be just 100%.

 

[scindor]

It feels less than it probably is

 

[zwbb]

How much % you win with AA?

AA still remains only a couple, although very good for a starting hand

 

[imhereforfreerolls]

Very rarely, you have way too much options

 

[Dailon Arroyo Blandon]

Well ... I do not have the exact percentage of how many times I have won with AA ... but I am sure it is between 80% to 85% ... however I will tell you something unusual that happened to me like 15 days ago ... I play every day at the cash tables ... and I play at 4 tables at the levels of 0.05 / 0.10 ... and one day I lost 4 times in a row with AA ... this had never happened to me before ... take as part of the variance ...

 

[MakTrue]

According to statistics, this is 80%.
But as many have already written here, the more people in the bank, the less% to win.

 

[Powell]

If you see my stats about 70%

 

[Tomacco]

With AA all in in pre flop I win in 6/7

But with other pairs it changes a lot.. I'm tired of losing with KK, QQ or JJ. So now I understand that I have to make only a 3BB raise and then to see the flop

 

[AizenFalck]

80% of the time according to the theory but in practice it is very different, in my tournaments 4 out of 10 hands with aces I lose them, either because of the number of people who go all in with what they have or because of the bad luck that another forms a flush and my aces not. It happened to me even in aces vs aces lol

 

[Airles17]

I don't have the exact percentage, but I win the majority heheh

 

[Only_player]

I win with AA in about 70% of cases. This is a great hand on headsup)))

 

[TulasMoreno]

80% of the times youll win with aces.

 

[alexand8r]

IMHO 70%, besause rivals can often get into thrips or 2 pairs. To a greater extent, this also depends on whether you have screened out the minor advantages of the player’s cards by raising pre-flop.

 

[alexand8r]

IMHO 70%, besause rivals can often get into thrips or 2 pairs. To a greater extent, this also depends on whether you have screened out the minor advantages of the player’s cards by raising pre-flop.

I would like to supplement my previous offer with the fact that after the onset of the prize zone, players begin to play very aggressively, playing a wide range of their cards and hoping for jump. Most often it is here that AAs work perfectly, allowing you to increase the bank not in 80%, but in 95% of cases. So many people call or raise with hands like AK, AQ, KJ, JJ, 99 and similar, so that having a couple really beat them.

However, at the same time, at the initial stages of the tournament, when people open even wider (having suited connectors and hands of type 89) paradoxically, however, aces can lose due to the fact that one of the many players get two pairs or thrips. In general we must not forget that in the initial stages of tournaments it is better to play as carefully as possible and proceed from cards that are on the board.

 

[ntf1125]

AA has 82% on heads-up.
It´s a premium hand. However, it´s a pair.
Therefore, the strength depends on after flop.

 

[diego farfan]

sometimes you win and sometimes you lose and with bad hands if you had to put a percentage on it, I would say that you win 89% of the time if you have played these cards well

 

[10gerka]

AA is always a strong hand, it will win with a high percentage, for example it wins 90% of the time, 10% will always be lucky for the other rival, but in the long term it will always be profitable

 

[goodsaint]

I've been playing on Poker Stars play money. Have had streaks where AA has been cracked as many as 3 times in a row when seeing a flop. But have also cracked AA with sets, flushes and straights during these streaks. So it all evens out in the end.