[Closed] AA slowplay?

What exactly you mean by slowplaying here? Don't ever just call UTG3 minraise in preflop. Raise to 360 as you played is good. Could be even little bigger like 420. In postflop either straight shove flop or bet flop and turn. Check in flop would be quite bad. You don't want to give free cards in 4way pot.

AA can be slowplayed, but usually it is to induce action from behind(cold call e.g from button and let aggressive blinds to 3bet) or to hide your strong hand preferably in HU pot. Anyway with big overpairs you want big pots versus 1 or 2 opponents not smallish multiway pot versus 5 villain

You always want to 3bet for value pre-flop, especially against loose unknowns who will want to see a flop with a lot of trashy hands.

the flop is quite wet so you should bet bigger to set yourself up for a nice turn shove.

Just shove the turn for value. the best way to get chips from fish is to play straightforward they will pay you off with a lot of random pairs and draws.

okay thanks guys. maybe a stupid hand to ask^^ Its just that I never slowplay myself but get sucked out from time to time so I thought it might be profitable...

Originally posted by farbwenz
okay thanks guys. maybe a stupid hand to ask^^ Its just that I never slowplay myself but get sucked out from time to time so I thought it might be profitable...

Slowplaying makes it more likely you get sucked out on though..

I 3bet to more preflop. 360 vs a raise and a call is a bit too low with the stacksizes, I think 420 is better. It sounds like a very small difference and technically it isn't big, but preflop betsizing increases potsizes exponentially on later streets.