Does anyone else here slow play aces.

[Washerwoman]

Yes, I totally agree with you...

I used to go all in with pocket aces then got talked out of it due to the "milking" possibilities, which, in my case, were few and far between...more often than not i was "tripped up!"

I am now just going to all in pocket aces or ditch em, which I also did a couple of times and found I had made the right choice when seeing the flop to river come down...i'd have lost with them...

They are just one pair, same as any other...

[sportfan]

Depends on the situation. Each hand is different on how many people are playing. I would say 50/50 on slow play or all in with me.

[beanfacekilla]

Depends on the situation. Each hand is different on how many people are playing. I would say 50/50 on slow play or all in with me.

Well when I think of slow playing, I think check/call preflop. I just raise aces the same as any other hand I raise with now. I have a standard raise amount, and that is what I stick to. If I get reraised, look out reraiser... I see so many people just call the BB and let 4 people see the flop, this is just asking for trouble if you ask me. A good situation to slow play would maybe be when you are SB and everybody else folded except you and the BB. Even then, I don't know if you want to let him get in there with no raise. It is better to win a small pot, than to lose a big one... Peace.

[tld45]

I dont slow play aces not anymore anyways,I have got beat to many times doing that,I say go all in with them,Its your best shot in my oppinion.

[thejudge]

I am not gonna tell u how I play them ....but I don't go all in and don't just call

[beanfacekilla]

I am not gonna tell u how I play them ....but I don't go all in and don't just call

Fair enough.... I don't care if everyone knows how I play. They won't know for sure, when in a hand with me. I am not transparent. Peace.

[DeadlyV18]

Really depends on the table dynamic, if I know there's someone behind me who is LAG, I'd definitely let him hang himself. If the table's playing and I know that people aren't likely to raise it from 2.5XBB to 3.5XBB which is a standard raise.

On the flop I'll only slowplay Aces if I have the deck crushed and i'm in position.

[PlaSLOstayLAT]

...on the situation. That's one of the things about poker strategy. It's all out the window, depending on whom you have sitting at your table. If you've got someone hyper aggressive to your left, slow playing may get all their stack. If the table is playing tight, you're going to have to throw a little bit in, or never get paid off.

[Ravensfan929]

I have never slowplayed aces and prolly never will, everytime i see someone slow play them on FTP they always get cracked by 2 pair.