AA vs. Q6

[BataBatota]

What are the odds of these hands. I got pocket AAs and lost with Q6 offsuit. Look at that, it hurts.

 

[ph_il]

you lose 10-15% of the time, depending if you share suits or not.

 

[jfofla]

buddy, I'm the king of losing with AA in my hand, people bluff with 2/3 and make two pair and I keep AA in my hand and lose, that's sad.

 

[bra01]

The chance of AA losing is about 10%. Q6 The situation to win AA is usually two pairs

 

[619Leafs]

2 out of 10 hands but that is just a guess.

 

[flail1]

And sometimes you can go all in to chase the floaters away - but they come along anyway and "crack" go the aces

 

[YYfourU]

You all need to start keeping track of the times you crack aces yourself and not the times you had them cracked and even knew to fold but didn’t. I keep a $1 chip from every pot where I crack aces and keep a 5$ chip for every time I fold aces, I have 8 white chips and 5 reds, and I only started doing this 4 years ago. Start thinking outside the box and learn to fold cracked aces

 

[phoenixKK]

buddy, I'm the king of losing with AA in my hand, people bluff with 2/3 and make two pair and I keep AA in my hand and lose, that's sad.

This is happening with me lately and I don't know why,I think I must fold and try with low pairs.

 

[deeznutzz]

Learn to fold top pair when the action gets heavy. Your bankroll will thank you.

 

[JoeShowdown]

It is tough losing to bad hands when you have AA. Try to get it headsup preflop by 3betting so other players aren't priced in with trash.

 

[YenRodriguez]

That's how poker is, forget that and carry on. And don't be afraid to play the next AA hand that comes your way.