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Posted on Jun 16th 2007
Would never fold AA,but there are times when its the right thing to do!
Posted on Jun 16th 2007
tournament, place 17, me A A against 77. I go all in 74 K 7 10 arghhhhh ****, $^%$ ^% ### %&%%.
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Posted on Jun 17th 2007
One time i should have fold them
I was BB with 22k (semifinal table) and i was the chip leader of nmy table and the second had 21k.
Before me 3 went all-in, even the second and the third of my table and i decided to call risking to be almost kcked out from the torunament.
Tho others had KK, JJ and 99.
the board had a 9 and a J and i stayed with only 4k.
Fortunally i reached the 5th position on the final table but i really shoyuld have fold that hand even if was the best hand.
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Posted on Jun 20th 2007
on a real table ....never .... once preflop i did .....on computer ..... had just won 4 hands in a row ......(unique in itself ....) and the betting was raise ...reraise ....reraise ...before it got to me ....
computer program ........time to redistrubute the wealth ....
player across .had ..kk.... k on the flop......wins .....kkk..... saved lots that hand ......
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Posted on Jun 21st 2007
No you shouldent fold a a. bad thing.
Posted on Jun 21st 2007
neverrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr,,,don,t see them enough fold them,,,lol
Moosie102
Posted on Jun 24th 2007
i probably couldnt live with myself, but sometimes you have to fold. when there are 3 people all in already and its near to the bubble, you might wanna consider it.
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Posted on Jun 27th 2007 - Subject: Folding AA
Never say never. I slow played AA, and got raised all in on the flop (Q,Q,K). After lengthy deliberation I folded. Fortunately for me I got to see the turn and river. Dude had QQ in the hand. Suffice to say, I would have lost if I raised all in before and after the flop.
Hard to do, but I did it. Folded AA.
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Posted on Jun 28th 2007
I always shuv it on AA ;) Either u fold if ur EXTREMELY tight (close to itm) or u shuv it, no question about it.
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Posted on Jun 30th 2007
I fold sometimes AA when we were in 4 people and only 3 people have to be paid; three of us including me have a lot of chips while the last went all in with the big blind ; in order to avoid the possible come back of the 4th I folded the AA; the man at the small blind calls and showed KK and eliminated the 4th player.
After this elimination we were in the prizes (unfortunately I finished 3rd but with 200$)
Mauro
Posted on Jun 30th 2007
Congrats to gammonmad for folding after that flop, although in my opinion it is an easy let go at that point. Preflop though is much tougher. I said no earlier, but after giving it some thought, I've concluded that in a situation like kingjack described I might be able to. The other maybe situation would be on the bubble where the winners all take the same prize, ie there are 5 seats to be won in a qualifier to another tournament. Other than that I don't think I could.
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Posted on Jul 1st 2007
Preflop: 99.999% chance of all in, 0.001% for fold. after flop: 50/50
I don't know what the four 9's do, but the Ace I think is pretty high.
Posted on Jul 1st 2007
I think the only time I could fold AA preflop is with multiple all-ins before me ... example like 3-4 ''big'' stacks going all all-in and Im chipleader but a lot ... I would probably fold my AA and let them beat the hell out of each other hehe :P If for example it's sngs and I would get in the money by letting them beat each other and still with a chip advantage.
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