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[QUOTE="YoungPlayer1, post: 331452, member: 5808"]
[b]How to play Ax (suited or not)[/b]

In a full table of mostly tight aggressive player lay this hand down if you are in early position as well as middle (that is to be completely safe and solid). In late position I would either try to limp in or I might raise on the button or next to last from the button. It is a bit of a risky play but it mixes up your play and makes you a bit harder to read. On the flop your looking to hit 2 pair or a flush draw but if there is only one player in the flop with you and you hit your ace (since you are on the button) if he does not bet make a feeler bet or if you feel he is weak and you have a good read on him you can bet more. However if he calls or even raises you a high percentage of the time you are better off laying down this hand. Ax is meant to be played in a multiway pot as it isnt too strong heads up so the raise preflop is meant to steal the blinds, if you dont steal them you might be at a disadvantage this is a play to be used if you have a tight table image and you use it very infrequently.

Hehe and yes Michelle dogs is just joking around ; ) I've seen this guys posts hes a very intelligent fellow. I enjoy reading his posts especially the turtle and Achilles one about the probablility of  AA being dealt 2 consecutive times = )
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