[monkeydog]

Fold pre-flop fish...don't go broke with one pair

[BCR_9er]

You got it in with the best possible hand preflop, there wasn't much you could do. Better luck next time.

[NoFear]

Originally Posted by JHickle

Finished third after my all in bet (with a made full house) was called on the turn by a set who spiked quads on the RIVER

I would cry if I was in your position.

5% chance he will hit his card and he did.....more crying

[7thSeat]

Originally Posted by Anilka

I was playing online texas holdem and i got a good hand, AAso go all in,(maybe not such a great move) only one player call me, he was on the dealer button.
So i see his hand
66
The flop comes
8 4 6 7 Q

So is it a normal flop play or this guy was really sure he was going to win?
isnt that weird?

If it was a tourney and you where short I like your all in depending on your posision. Usually someone will call an all-in pre flop from a short stack and AA is really the best cards before the flop

In a tourney I would probably call an all in with 66 on the button if:
No one else has called before me. (Or no raise where made before your all in).
You have the image of fish, bluffer or on tilt.
I have a clear chip lead against you or you are very short stacked.

Welcome to Chiptalk btw

[Anilka]

Well i think u re right, AA can not be that good all the time "no risk no win" right? no pain no game...
tanks!!!

[dad604]

Originally Posted by Anilka

Well i think u re right, AA can not be that good all the time "no risk no win" right? no pain no game...
tanks!!!

Most players would welcome an all-in preflop holding AA's.

If I can get someone all-in preflop everytime I have AA's, that alone would make me a big winning player.