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Originally Posted by W13rd0W AA is the best starting hand but u shouldn't go all in preflop with this hand...after all if the flop has even a pair of 2 and you are raised you should give up and fold..after all AA is a good hand but sometimes it needs improvment so you could be sure you win the pot..so u gotta know how to play it and you have to know when to fold'em...
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Haven't really been reading the forum for a while, but stopped by today. I haven't read this whole thread, but I had to comment on the post above.
This is the worst bit of knowledge that I've ever read. When you pick up AA, you are thinking of one thing only: how can I get all my chips into the middle of the pot? If you're afraid to gamble with AA, you should not be playing poker.
You're at least an 80% favourite over any other hand. There is not a single gambling situation anywhere else in the entire known universe that gives you odds as good as these.
But there is one caveat: you want to get all your chips in pre-flop. Once the flop hits, you now have one pair and are losing to any two pair, any set, any straight, any flush, etc.
So play your AA hard before the flop, if you can get it all-in then do so, and if you can't, play it smart but hard after the flop.