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Those Are All Good Questions...
Unfortunately, I do not have the data to answer all those questions, but I can say that I do not always play them the same, so for example, how much of a 3-bet do I place? It would all just depend on my chipstack, the villains chipstack, but suffice to say, if I was re-raised, I would not be bashful.
As for your first question, as to how many I win with AA, I think I answered that in my initial post in terms of %. If you are asking how many $'s or chips I won with AA, I do not have that info. I would also say that the win % stats I posted are a combination of freerolls, cash games, sit n go's etc... so that makes it a difficult equation to ask how much I have won with AA... $'s / Chips etc... not exactly equal.
As for what position can it be played for most value, You obviously have a lot of value pre-flop, but you may not win many chips if you raise big (as you said, or perhaps you might), depending on your position and your opponents. I think that after that it is very board dependent. Unless you flop an A on a rainbow disconnected board, you can not be totally comfortable. So to answer your question, it can be played for most value pre-flop, but you may not be maximizing your chip win. If you are willing to accept some risk (No Risk-It, No Bisk-It) you can drag it at Post Flop and try to win a bigger pot.
Best of Luck at The Tables, TheFly1973 And All,
CheezeWiz
Unfortunately, I do not have the data to answer all those questions, but I can say that I do not always play them the same, so for example, how much of a 3-bet do I place? It would all just depend on my chipstack, the villains chipstack, but suffice to say, if I was re-raised, I would not be bashful.
As for your first question, as to how many I win with AA, I think I answered that in my initial post in terms of %. If you are asking how many $'s or chips I won with AA, I do not have that info. I would also say that the win % stats I posted are a combination of freerolls, cash games, sit n go's etc... so that makes it a difficult equation to ask how much I have won with AA... $'s / Chips etc... not exactly equal.
As for what position can it be played for most value, You obviously have a lot of value pre-flop, but you may not win many chips if you raise big (as you said, or perhaps you might), depending on your position and your opponents. I think that after that it is very board dependent. Unless you flop an A on a rainbow disconnected board, you can not be totally comfortable. So to answer your question, it can be played for most value pre-flop, but you may not be maximizing your chip win. If you are willing to accept some risk (No Risk-It, No Bisk-It) you can drag it at Post Flop and try to win a bigger pot.
Best of Luck at The Tables, TheFly1973 And All,
CheezeWiz