Would you fold AA preflop

never...I know someone who has though in a live game...he was chip leader and their was already about 5 people all in before him...he figured one of em would get lucky and they did!

never

Going back to kingjacks situation. I would have reraised the small stacks all-in because i would want to be 1 on 1 with him. This would also have made CL think twice about his reraise knowing you are pot commited and the only 1 who can hurt him

cmon, what are u talking about... u cannot fold the best preflop hand pre flop.

I've folded those little pair of Devils a lot of times, since only at FR or when in a very bad shape in the game (low stack + big BBs), mine are made of pure TNT, besides the fact that call pre-flop all in is allmost a suicide in a MTT long run, anly near the death it can be used as last wish like a prisoner in the death corridor.... lol

I would never fold AA preflop.

call me a donkey...

got out of two turneys today

what did i have?

AA of course, couldn't fold them

Kingjack

shouldnt you have gone all in? Then you would have lost 30k max, and you could be sure that the last player to act would have folded.

Why not to fold AA PF ? I see no reason to fold AA preflop in some specific situations.

The most unbelivable hand that I've lost with AA was against, after he went allin preflop with ... AA. The other guy hit the flush Shocked. Stupid ? isn't it ?

hell no u never fold AA PREFLOP if u got players rasin all in aswell of course they have the rest of the aces, i always say if ya got the bullets SHHooTT iiiiTTTTTTT!!!!!!! ALL IN.

Skalansky talks about folding the monsters in his book. Almost always has to do with payout, position, and if anyone can bust you NOW.

Once, I folded AA....yes is crazy but was an important tourney

At my local rebuy tournement, there is a tendancy for evryone to go all in. It is not unknown for the whole table of 9 to go all in! If I was in the bb and this happened I might fold because the odds on AA holding up would be very slim. On the other hand, I would be getting good odds....

I would Never Fold AA in any situation

If you wanna play there's no better hand preflop, but we need to consider the tournament position and the prize position status to decide if it's a good time to play or not. Even with the best hand, any combination of the flop with someone's cards could be your goodbye ticket... and isn't that hard to something like that happens.

It's up to you to analyze that timing. Sometimes it's a better option to fold