AA vs 3 hands

[acesxe]

normally against 3 hands i wud think i wud lose with AA id just expect it....but the 3 hands were a6, a7, and k10.......the k10 rivered 2 pr to beat me and bust me out of the tournament had i won the hand i wud have been chip leader


BAD BEAT

[wildman]

I agree 100% i have never raked on aa, I have even hit the trip on the flop only to loose to a straight on the river when they called my allin with a 2 5 off suite.

[Aces_killa1]

Ya, i wouldnt count on AA, sure you win with them sometimes, but a good 8/10 times your going to get outdrawn

[jcmarkwell]

Originally Posted by acesxe

normally against 3 hands i wud think i wud lose with AA id just expect it....but the 3 hands were a6, a7, and k10.......the k10 rivered 2 pr to beat me and bust me out of the tournament had i won the hand i wud have been chip leader


BAD BEAT

AA always gets beat they are worthless

[willie beaman]

Yeah the more people in the pot, the greater the chance you will lose due to expected increase in equity for marginal hands. However, aces are not worthless. Just so happens that you play so many hands online and the random number generator crunches more than a shuffled deck of cards in live play, more crazy results happen. Learn to play the aces with skill, rather than pushing all-in and hope the hand holds up.

[Fathie]

AA is the best against just 1 or 2 hands. I believe that with 2 people in your winning chances are something like 60%, so with 3 people in, your chances must be in the 50% or coin flip range.

However, generally you find the A-A all in against 2 or 3 other hands early in touney, so you either get busted out and go to the next tourney or you double or triple up.

[jacks_off4me]

yesterday i got them BB special, but was given a very hard time when two players were already all-in before me.

i knew i should fold them this time, in that position but called anyway to find uot i'm versus KK and 66's....

dont need to tell you who won right? the river 6