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Originally Posted by DannyC
Yer I did dude, there was a lot of controversy over that topic. I will see if i can dig it up, but hey, i suppose youve read it or theres alot of talk about it going around somewhere.
It made sense in my eyes.  |
I haven't read it LOL, my post caused a lot of laughter too but I feel I made valid points and made a good case for folding the AA pre flop under the circumstances.
My basic argument was I'd been playing solid, profitable poker for 2 hours and built up a huge stack.
Another player at the table also had a huge stack, I raised pre flop and he raised all in.
I just felt with so much hard earned work at the table it seemed silly going all in pre flop and risking it all with top pair- especially with a potential two more players to call. There just seems better chances to risk 100% of your stack IMO...
Of course AA pre flop is favourite here, but it isn't very often you have such a huge stack at the table. I guess the solution was simple however, just simply cash out and buy back in with the original buy in
