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[QUOTE="PoKeRFoRNiA, post: 6772852, member: 51710"]
Um, in a cash game? Unless you have specific sharp read where you narrow your opponent down to KK and AA only, it's a call with QQ. If you're within your bankroll management, its a call. Ive folded QQ preflop in cash game before, twice, because I had a sharp read on my oppomemt who had KK and other time AA and both times I was correct. But against AK? Im calling. Only time im folding to AK is when I'm in a tournament and icm dictates for me to fold. Ive folded Queens to AK before because I didnt want to flip my stack with a chip leader when I'm second in chips and we are in final table where payouts go up exponentially as others get knocked out. Big stack shoved and ive seen him play, who doesnt play lot of hands and he's a chip leader. Narrowed it down to AKs, KK, AA, and he had AK, hit two pairs on the board. Lol, glad i got out of that one. But by folding, he knocked out 2 shortstacks and payouts immediately bumped up exponentially. 
But in cash game? Im calling if i know he has AK, even suited. You can always reload and top off. Tournaments you can't.
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