Would you fold AA preflop

I have never folded it pre-flop but wanted to, my buddy convinced me to go.

Situation, step back to the $500 000 refer a friend freeroll. All the US players got the boot. I'm running top 15 with about 100 left. One guy at my table has more chips than me, he is 3rd if i remember. Im in BB he pushed, and I didn't want to call. If i lose i get $150 or i could grind it out and probably make at least $1000 without any major confrontations. Back then I didn't have much of a BR. I ended up calling after arguing with my friend. He flips over Q's and of course flops a set, and my tournie is over. He went on to win 8 K or something. I went to a cash table pushed my $150 twice, got called..lost and shut my computer down for a week ):

i won a tournament in that case, the other guy had AA and go all in, but i had better lucky in the flop and won the tournament

I would never fold AA preflop heck i rarely never fold any cards preflop if its just a small bet.

Is there a case for folding AA preflop ?

i thing AA is only an over pair, it is wrong not to fold in all situation...

no

can"t see it happening...not pre-flop

when they are more than 4 in play i fold AA ,if they all go all in

never fold. go all in. you got the strongest hand on table.

never fold AA

I would never fold a AA expect if it's a tournament and I'm secured winning if I use all my time and fold.

If i was guaranteed to finish in the money by folding it, I would. If I was already in the money, I would probably call out of position

( live game only ) or move all in anyways the only better hand u could have is AK suited. Why would I call outta position you ask, dont want someone after me calling with crap because of pot odds. ( its always the greedy donkey with crap chasin odds that hits a miracle on 5th St. ) against me anyways sniff sniff.... nothing like losing to a 2-3 off suit with pocket aces.

never,although i frequently lose with them

never...every hand may be the loosing one but with AA will never think at that...

fold it only if u are top 3 at the WSOP and 2 players went all in...

Why fold pre-flop when you know you're getting in with the best hands. Also, even if say top 10 pay and there are 11 left and you're up against a short stack that's all-in and the chip leader that's also all-in. Are you playing to make the money....or are you playing win? Personally I would never fold preflop with AA. You want to get your money in ahead...and also you want to play to win not just hang on.