Has anyone ever folded aces preflop?

[Killermanner]

His face showed everything about what he was thinking at that moment

[mafalda34]

He said he put him on queens !! lol if he really put Phil on queens he would have reraised before the flop, those are the hands that Phils tight image pay back him.

[gnk2727]

Originally Posted by Killermanner

I told you man Mike is good in making bad folds

Yeah thats how Mike loses so much money.....

Originally Posted by BadRiver4Me

I'm sure Matusow didn't found it funny

Yeah but if it was Phil holding pocket K's and Matusow did that to him he woulda been to mad........

[gnk2727]

Originally Posted by Killermanner

His face showed everything about what he was thinking at that moment

Yeah he was so mad. It was one of the worst laydowns I have seen.

Originally Posted by mafalda34

He said he put him on queens !! lol if he really put Phil on queens he would have reraised before the flop, those are the hands that Phils tight image pay back him.

I'd have to agree Phil is so tight you would never think he would do all that betting and raising with 72. Matusow even said it after the hand was over, he was either beat or Phil had 72...............

[mafalda34]

Well i think he wanted us to think he was a superstar folding kings, and then he realised everyone was going to laugh at him

[gnk2727]

Originally Posted by mafalda34

Well i think he wanted us to think he was a superstar folding kings, and then he realised everyone was going to laugh at him

It was way to uncanny how he folded them and his reaction was priceless.

[rcmedcop2]

Originally Posted by Shad

I can't see your logic of wanting to get involved with that massive all in. Of course, it is fine if the stacks look something like this:

You: 10,000
Donk 1: 500
Donk 2: 2000
Donk 3: 1000
Donk 4: 1500

If most of the stacks are low compared to yours, it should be ok. Even if one stack almost matches or covers yours, it's still a good idea to go all in because if you lose against the short stacks, your odds of winning vs the other big stack is the same as if it were just you two in the pot. So basically you'd be adding big to your stack/doubling up while gambling a small amount on the side.

That is pretty sound reasoning... I try to stay away from the "all in mania" myself unless I am the one who inititiates it !

[jacks_off4me]

Originally Posted by theking556655

Has anyone ever folded aces preflop?

was that a serious question now that you think of it again?

[npstar]

Maybe in a satellite under the right circumstances but it's still -ev to fold aces preflop anyway you put it.

[Rainbox]

no and never will. End of story