In 432 hands I flopped AA 5 times, so it’s got to be an up session.

This hand was good for the bankroll.

I was watching a coaching video today and the coach was talking about having KK and how that hand is an Ace magnet. Here’s an example of it. Can’t do much when I get 3 callers, and then an Ace flops and someone bets.

Ran 10.5/7.5, 53 bbs/100, W$SD of 90%(!). But at least my preflop positional awareness was down to 3.06, probably the lowest it’s been in this recent grind series.

Some people think it’s awful to ever flat call AA, but I tend to look for opportunities to do so. In position I’ll do it much more often, and the more aggressive my opponent the better. Here my opponent is like 33/22 and postflop of 6.0 or something. I think he wiffed on the flop altogether, or at best has a low pair, but I let him bet two streets into me. There’s always a danger in trapping with AA, and sometimes you’re gonna have to give it up, but if it’s done judiciously and against the right players, I think it can outweigh the times you trap yourself.

I dunno; my red line is positive, I’m running comfortably above EV which is by itself running a pretty steep upwards curve. I’m liking 8 tables of 25nl atm.