AA pre flop

[gloria_marga]

I think either option is correct. It all depends on how tall the blinds are and on the playability of your opponents.
Usually, at the final table, the player with the most chips is usually aggressive. So, if you haven't played yet, I recommend waiting for him to take the initiative and keep cleaning up.

 

[Aleksandr1991]

Привет, разумно ли делать лимп с AA на префлопе за финальным столом со средним стеком или просто идти ва-банк?

No, doing this with AA at the final table is unwise, as it reduces the restrictions on choosing a bank without a fight (fold equity) and increases the number of conflicts.

 

[IveGotToeJam]

Limping with aces is never a good idea unless you are one of the high stakes wizards. You'll end up losing more chips than you win in the long run, i'd imagine

 

[primrose]

Yes, contrary to popular opinion, limping Aces is bad. Contrary to semi-popular opinion, no this rule is not universal; there are cases where limping is good. It's not that complicated really; if there is a maniac behind you who raises 80% of hands when no one raised before him, you should limp. And then you should probably limp-call and check-call every street. But it's rare. People talk themselves into spotting those situations significantly more often than they actually happen.

 

[antonis32123]

If I am early position , I might take crazy decisions , even shove very big stack . I font want yo give odds with AA from EP to players , have many calls and lose. With big stack AA from EP is very tricky yo me , maybe a set up hands to lose many chips , this is my feeling , so I yey to play tricky AA EP , trap other players if possible

 

[Martyn2]

I have slow played AA and lost many times,2.5x BB

 

[chicbulls2]

it depends on your position on the table, and people behind you, on your chip stack, on their chip stack and we can go on and on and on

 

[schtiuky]

I don't like limping or a 3xbb bet with AA its just so bad against suited connected and flushes so I'm forcing a 5,6x BB bet or All in to go against A high , K high hands, maybe qq or jj, 10s

 

[veszmo]

I always go all-in preflop regardless of the circumstances.

 

[NENMEMBA]

always All In in my oppinion. you never did the wrong descission in that case!

 

[bazza155]

As its a final table, is there a big stack bully likely to raise or a small stack likely to go all-in allowing you to catch a bigger stack calling him when limping in and re-raising can make you a lot of chips but risk your Aces getting busted.