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I have beat them more times playing against them through the streets and much less in a heads up all in. Funnily enough I have probably lost more times with AA in an all in recently as well, unless I am against them and they win 90% of the time. Must just be me.
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Yours 70% is for sure on a very small amount of hands; it's like a throwing 10 times coin; it can come up tail even 10 times; but if You tray 1000 time; You will se approximately 50/50 result; so it's pure probability.
But this works only if the software that You use is fair; not rigged such as casino software.
If Im sure hes raising on me with a monster I usually call/shove when I had a monster too, or whenever I get suited connectors I might try to look at the flop. They play fairly good against these hands and Im doing this from early to mid/late-mid stages on tournaments but if I get to last h2h with the original player who raised and the board is drawheavy I might try to bluff him out of there despite his monster hand... If Its a 3way all-in or more Im only doing this if Im sure they blocking each others outs. But in late stages if you unlucky and dont have a decent sized stack its push or fold anyway and any broadway cards will work no matter what odds you got. But im sure you dont want 5 people calling your allin if you have AA, those good odds reducing with every player who decide to play that hand with you.
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Normal would be to win the AA. But this is about poker, I lost about 60% AA, Here I mean that I lost with AA on high platforms, especially when you have fewer phase Buble and chips from the other player certainly lose his face. software ....... so are made. If you play live and AA change job, you can earn a handsome if you and a little brain. Good luck at the tables
Over a sufficiently large sample AA should win about 80% of the time, one on one. With only 3 more players AA falls to about 30%.
You are right though, it is particularly satisfying to crack AA. Using my, very, selective memory I would say that I'm running about 40% against AA although I haven't done it very much lately.
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The question should be:Holding AA ,how many % do you win?It is very funny late stages to beg for pocket AA,shoving andnwith terror i see on board four card flush and what bad luck:No i have not the Ace required to win. But ,end of fun part, mathematically is known fact that pocket AA are about 8 to 2 ahead,at least, of every other hole cards.So what the post of? But i imagine that ,excluding cases that both players had shoved,since i do not insist all the way to hit weird draws so i can crack AA so i can not have clear picture when am i dealing with AA.Never be that lucky to hit the usually one card needed to crack them
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I'm not sure about the percentages but a lot of the times i have pocket aces they seem to get cracked.At the end of the day it is only one pair so unless you get it all in preflop they can be very difficult to play post flop. But i would rather have them than any other hand!
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Posted by Theapple: mine just got cracked with A5o
omg he hit a straight??? i see to many times that lower hands wins agains highter cards ,yesterday i lose qq agains jj and 99 came j99 on table really really sick but i can laugh about that . whahahaha
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Preflop you a favourite, about 70 % and it is a +ev play going all in and getting called, but the probability of AA winning in the flop can change, if the other guy gets a complete flush and you are behind.
You need to know when to give up and see if they bluffs. It all come down from experience and read. Like a villain raising on a dry board. I can be almost certain he has a set.
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Posted by Heskor: Preflop you a favourite, about 70 % and it is a +ev play going all in and getting called, but the probability of AA winning in the flop can change, if the other guy gets a complete flush and you are behind.
You need to know when to give up and see if they bluffs. It all come down from experience and read. Like a villain raising on a dry board. I can be almost certain he has a set.
Cheers good luck!
yeah it will change a lot on the flop ,...i had aa tought i play it slow make bet 300 2 people with me and on the flop came all low s**t cards and offcouse 1 of the russians was with me and he hit 10 4 ,i tought aa i win and i go all in he call i lost whahahahaha so i never do that again on that way.
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Depends on your read mate, just take note of that hand, and next time you can bet medium sized and if he raised you can consider folding if you got good reads.
Also why go all in with AA on flop ?, just bet, bet until he raised and you can fold.
If you go all in with AA on the flop, only the best hand will call, trips etc. In the end it all depends on your reads. Make a note and next time you can exploit it.
But going AA on flop is not that bad, sometimes there are KK, QQ or even JJ will call, just have to look at people who play that way.
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I can't remember the last time i won against AA, but i guess it was during an all-in in a freeroll where i must have got two pairs or something. Playing wisely, on one to one or one to two situation, a regular hand, i really don't remember, although i won some. Some guys don't know how to play AA, they start real low giving opponents the chance to see flop and even turn and that can play against them. The time's i've beaten AA, it was because they didn't played well.
