I would never fold AA preflop.
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I would never fold AA preflop.
first of all never fold a AA on no limit holdem,that is just crazy,if u know the math u know u should play aces any time,but in Pot limit omaha that is different u could easy fold aces on my view,that is because AA is just a pair of aces,u should flop to ace to have a decent hand in omaha,but think it that way anyone plays with 8 9 10 j with two flushes he is a head of u most the time believe me if u know the math.
only time to fold AA preflop is in some kind of satelite tourney on the bubble when your not the shortstack. very rare occassions
If I were that close to ITM I guess I would have done the same :)
i cant belive this..
There are a very few times when you fold them, and really only one reason...You're on the bubble, or a payout increase bubble, and 2 players with marginally more than you are covered by a bigger stack. With 3 hands allin before you, aces drop in % and you are 99% sure of an increase in money won.
If your playing to win.. You should never fold.
oh yeah....I missed saying that it better be for DAMN big stakes 'cos if your talking about 2 bucks, what the hell would you fold for!!!
AA, KK are never folding hands, except when u are at freeroll with 100,000 players and there are 8 all ins before u...then i might consider folding it. QQ is similar, but if i get 4-5 betting and 3-4 people in the hand depending on the limit/game i might fold the queens...
i saw once ..someone folded preflop AA and being happy cuz he didnt called..he would lost :)
If there are 2 to 3 or more other players all-in, the AA are bound to lose.
AA shot if I'm in a tournament where players were 3 and the two remaining are all in clear in guaranteed prize money tournament in which the difference in monetary value would be tremendous example top third 40k 100k 200k second would let something like the two players who are playing with me so just delete the other would throw my AA looking to secure a second or possibly first the difference in money would be enormous.
If you do the math, AA is still a strong favorite against multiple all-ins. I'll gladly take my chances as a favorite all-in.Quote:
Originally Posted by CheapskatePoker
he was so worried about making that 50 cents thats what he deserved 11th pufff.
on pre-flop i nevar fold whit AA.
AA the bigest cards on pre-flop
i think that would be a time i would fold AA pre. maybe not in wsop but would have to be there to know what one. i am kinda tight player so i might but like i said wouldnt know til i was in that situation.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tiarra
couldnt do it in the wsop no way....All i would see is the dollar signs....$$$$....would just go home and cry for days if lost lol
in a freeroll i always go allin with aa and mostly win or i do a raise and hope everyone to fold but this method is more dangerous if someone calls they somehow get a better hand sometimes
why would you fold AA.. i mean yes they get crack but you win most of the time with them. there are no other cards with better odds... its just a superstitious thing to do... very silly as well
AA is never a pre fold!Never!!!
he fold AA?1.11 players 10 paid+it was a PLO tourney and there AA is not same thing as NLH
I would never fold AA preflop. Yes aces get cracked here and there
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