AA vs 38

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Originally Posted by dusoiandrei

this can happen only on a freeroll tournament.
nobody on a cash table or a tournamnet whit a buy-in large that 5 $ dont go all il-whit 3,8

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That is so true. And also you didn't play on women tournaments for sure. There you should see some cards for all in, that you wouldn't even imagine :p I can't believe how those women can play like that. All in with 2 9, 3 10, and so on.

It's right that the % its so high of win with AA, but poker its not only that... Sometimes i loose many hands of AA KK QQ with this sh...t* hands... It's poker :)

hey, AA loses, but i will take them any day againt 8 3, i wish people played those hands as loosely as that all the time. Variance will catch up

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Originally Posted by gogetass5

yes but you will lose more hands mathematically low hands

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True When you lose whit AA is pur bad luck.

s...t happen all the time so next time be smart and go all in if you have 83 in your hand

yeah right you do the same thing :)0

yeah it happens to everyone. but if you depend on the percentage, playing pocket A's fast preflop is still the profitable choice. The problem with the big pairs is that their difficult to lay down. In the words of Doyle Brunson; you either win a small pot or lose a very big pot with pocket A's or K's.

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Originally Posted by donny111

Welcome to poker. You havent even seen a bad beat yet, its not abad beat until were getting down to the 1-2% chance of winning. Like when u flop a set over set and your opponent makes quads.

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Or you flop a full house, have your opponent push you all-in, and then watch as he catches runner runner for a Royal Flush. That happened to me in a tournament in Atlantic City.

38 against aa is the nuts on merge.

Although I would rather have AA.

fkn merge bullshit...yeah it happens but the action here is beyond rediculous