AA23 Double Suited 1st Time Ever Holla Atcha Boy!!!

[SlowCheetah]

...and a screen shot of it for my shiny new avatar.

Hand History

It's only $.25/$.50 but whatever it I'll take it.

What a beautiful looking hand!

[mxyzptlk]

Except that you misplayed it. Raise flop. You're crushing his range, including his actual hand, and you have position. Get it in right there. The only hands which you're not ahead of are a set + a good low draw, a23 with clubs + a pair, and a236 with clubs. Monsters under the bed, and they're still only ~45-55.

[SlowCheetah]

Ya, I agree. I raise this flop like like 99% of the time. But I dunno, I just decided to just call for some reason.

[Central Limit]

Harder to get than hand than quads.

[Murakawa]

I'v ehad aa23 twice and once I won uncontested on the flop, the other time went all in with the best of it and counterfitted. I like having 7776 in the BB and flopping quads better.

[Split Suit]

ive had AA23s/s 4 times in my life. 3/4 have hit high side boards. im good

[I dunno]

First time I ever got it, I got my money all in preflop 3 ways and scooped with a full house, threes full of twos.

[jedi]

First time I ever got it, everyone folded to me in the BB [img]/images/graemlins/frown.gif[/img]

[AAxxCracker]

I've had AA23 double suited 6 times this year. Only 5 of them were winners. For some reason I wimped out and folded on the flop when the big blind who called my preflop raise went pot with a flop of KJ2 rainbow and only one of my suits available for backdoor flushing.

[J_V]

I run really well with this hand. I always expect to be disappointed and lose, but it never happens.