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watching videos of games the pros certainly raise in most situations with the knowledge that they have the best hand before flop.
After that if called and the flop/turn looks ugly they certainly keep their bets low or if necessary fold.
all in only means that most won't call in real tournaments, and if called they are still no certainties against other high pairs.
Wow I thought this post was about something else...carry on drunks
slowly drink all in........................hiccup
Your question is very general. It depends what you are playing, the stack you have and also your opponents. But I would say that in most cases don't slowplay them, trust me. If you face a very aggressive opponent or you have a very short stack then slowplay them
AA is the best hand slow play and all in.
No one will tell you how to play AA, because that depends on the situation on the table. Ofcourse if it,s multypot you need to be agressive, because on the turn or river if you will not push you can be already behind.Quote:
Originally Posted by UnkleBenz
I have played rockets rocket in so many ways and I concluded that all depends on the position and your stack, if you are UTG and your stack is low or very big the best option is push but if you are in botton is better 3bett.
I don't Like AA, my win rate=45%