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Originally Posted by Benni19
The thing is i am not trolling and this question about folding AA in omaha pre and especially post is not new.
You are correct, it is not a new question.
The problem lies in the fact that many players have provided you with the hard evidence as to why you should do it, you have countered with VERY specific situations, posters have once again provided a counter argument and yet you still stick to your stance that you shouldn't do it.
At the end of the day, you're the one playing the game, pushing the chips in the middle and making the decisions. If you don't want to get it in with AAxx or find it an uncomfortable spot, then don't get it in. Nobody is forcing you to do this, it will always be your decision.
The thing that annoys people is that the topic keeps getting brought back up like there is new information to be had. The information is the same. Nothing has changed.
To summarize:
AAxx allin preflop = good
It is confirmed this may lead to variance = bad
The times that you win should make up for the times you lose = good
If you aren't comfortable with the above 3 points, then don't push in with AAxx which will lead to a better emotional state since you don't seem to be able to handle variance.