how often should AA win in 6max n/l?

[mj2]

also, what is a decent amount for bb/hand with AA.
since i switched to n/l a couple of months ago, i've won way too often with AA. it makes me think i'm probably playing them too fast and not winning as much as i should. i have only lost once in the last 102 times i've had aces. even with the small sample size, that has to be way too much. the hand i lost i actually folded on. my standard open raise is 3 1/2. my standard reraise is 3x.

[nextgenneo]

I lose with AA probably about 50% of the time...

Huge sample size but whatever

[HaiaN]

almost never slowplay AA in ssnl, if you run good with them, just be happy about it

[mj2]

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almost never slowplay AA in ssnl, if you run good with them, just be happy about it

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this is the approach i have used. but wouldn't running good be winning about 90%? not 99%?

[FishRoller]

Agree w/ Haian- +EV rate with AA over time will be around 3 ptbb. Just make sure not to get committed to them b/c they're only one pair- play them fast and try to get it in preflop or before scarecards/draws hit. Ur AA winrate kinda sux b/c slightly bad luck and people hitting pretty hard on u- just learn to know when ur beat to muck and they'll be good to u again [img]/images/graemlins/smile.gif[/img] haha

[STACKPLZ]

90% 4ptbb/hand is good return

[mudbuddha]

i dont have the discipline to lay down AA so.. i play them very fast

im at 90% with 6 bb/hand

[kitaristi0]

Always. And winning 50% with AA means you are doing something horribly wrong.

[nextgenneo]

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Always. And winning 50% with AA means you are doing something horribly wrong.

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running bad? 2 of those were all in preflop, and the one i folded river shouldve folded turn and only lost $60

[mj2]

what do most people like to reraise? i usually make it 3x. i was thinking about trying 2 1/2. obviously, i would then have to make it 2 1/2 for my other hands as well so that i'm not only doing it with aces.