playing AA

mudbuddha · #1 03-14-2005, 02:26 AM

i was at a table 100$ buy-in NL table, on pacific, there was a person at the table who was loose raising, i had position on him with AA on the button, after a re-raise from him, i went all in with 120$ into a $30 pot, he calls with KT and the worst part was the cards that gave him a straight were runner runner on the turn adn river, should i have just saw the flop and presssed, i lost alot of money so i guess i palyed it poorly, i guess, if its good enough for all in preflop he *MIGHT* not have caled on the flop??
any htoughts?

mudbuddha · #2 03-14-2005, 02:27 AM

this should probably be in small stakes sorry

JaBlue · #3 03-14-2005, 02:37 AM

You played it fine. Many times in poker you will play the hand perfectly and still lose. Such is life.

IronDragon1 · #4 03-14-2005, 03:01 AM

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i was at a table 100$ buy-in NL table, on pacific, there was a person at the table who was loose raising, i had position on him with AA on the button, after a re-raise from him, i went all in with 120$ into a $30 pot, he calls with KT and the worst part was the cards that gave him a straight were runner runner on the turn adn river, should i have just saw the flop and presssed, i lost alot of money so i guess i palyed it poorly, i guess, if its good enough for all in preflop he *MIGHT* not have caled on the flop??
any htoughts?

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ANYTIME you get all your money in pre-flop with Aces be satisfied that you made the right decision.

Whatever happens afterwards is out of your control.

Thythe · #5 03-14-2005, 03:24 AM

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ANYTIME you get all your money in pre-flop with Aces be satisfied that you made the right decision.

Whatever happens afterwards is out of your control.

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