Fast Poker Coach rates AA as the best possible starting hand in Texas Hold’em poker with the rank of #1 and a 87% chance of winning pre-flop.
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Strategies
This involves raising pre-flop and continuing to bet on the flop, turn, and river. This strategy is more likely to win you the pot, but it also carries more risk. If you are called by a player with a better hand, you could lose a lot of chips.
This involves limping in pre-flop and checking on the flop. This strategy is less likely to win you the pot pre-flop, but it can be more profitable if you are able to get to the river with your aces.
More Tips
This will help you to win the pot without having to see the flop.
This will help you to win the pot even if your opponents have made a hand.
If you are in early position, you should be more aggressive with your aces. If you are in late position, you can afford to slow play your aces.
If you have a reputation for being aggressive, your opponents may be more likely to fold when you raise with aces. If you have a reputation for being tight, your opponents may be more likely to call you with worse hands.
