ok, on this occ it didnt work, but do you still raise pre and risk losing both players or can you limp and hope they catch the flop. % of the time you are still going to be ahead post flop , with the intention of playing it strong there? richtea Small blind £0.10 £0.10 £26.29 shakydaz Big blind £0.20 £0.30 £9.95 Your hole cards A A pod1 Call £0.20 £0.50 £32.11 richtea Call £0.10 £0.60 £26.19 shakydaz Check Flop 6 A Q richtea Check shakydaz Check pod1 Bet £0.45 £1.05 £31.66 richtea Fold shakydaz Raise £1.95 £3.00 £8.00 pod1 Raise £6.00 £9.00 £25.66 shakydaz All-in £8.00 £17.00 £0.00 pod1 Call £3.50 £20.50 £22.16 shakydaz Show 9 5 pod1 Show A A Turn 4 River J shakydaz Win Flush to the Ace £19.47 £19.4
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Maybe someone cathes top pr and your trap works. This play works out good most of the time, occasionally they will out flop you and you will feel like a fish by not raising when your out sitting at the bar
I personally don't like playing AA v more than 2 players. But it's like AA paranoia because you just don't want someone having an easy life in cracking them. On the flip you raise they fold and you loose value over time.
Maybe look at your table image and basically if you have been raising a lot you can continue raising with your AA and you will have greater chance of getting action. Obviously if your playing a low percentage of hands then a trap will feel a better play. Like all hands though, all situational.
There's always a nice warm feeling when you flat with AA and someone raises behind you But if someone starts playing back at you on the flop it does place you in a tough spot and sometimes they have top pr or better which you beat or have flopped 2 pr either way it's very hard to lay down. Most of the time it's only flush/straight's that are obvious where you would even consider laying down, but at the same time your thinking maybe they making a play at you.
Essentially trapping with AA can place you in difficult spots but on the flip most of the time you should come out on top.
I'am rambling Bye
hand 2 do you have a balanced limp/raising range?
but so would just raising and overbetting every street
Try and be consistent and raise same every time, it also might stop junk hands coming along and outflopping you!
but i also will never limp with AA in a cash game
I might in an mtt/sng on the odd occasion against the right opponant (s)