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| I've had this happen to me twice within a weeks span. I'm all in preflop with AA, I getted called by A 10. I lose because two 10's come up. I could have understood one of those bad beats, but twice in one week? what do you do, that's poker |
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| How exactly did you act preflop, since the villain is in the hand with 2-x. If you had made a big raise or even pushed, I don't see how he could have called any of it. If the chance arises for an allin preflop with AA (I wouldn't just shove my chips in, I want action) then of course I'm going to take it. The biggest beats I see aces take are when someone either tries to play it too smooth and limps or they min.-raise, keeping more people in than desired. If the entire table moves allin and you call with AA, yes you're going to win only a little more than you lose, but you've got the best hand and you can't back down. |
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__________________ Never move all-in with Q-6. |
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