I had just read an article found on this forum telling me that AA doesn't bring in the big money. Well, sometimes it does

0.25%0.5$ NL 10 players

Hand 1:

Dealt to Borax: (AA)
Borax raises 2$ from second position
X calls
Y rearises to 4.5$ (the rest folds)
Borax reraises to 9.5$
X calls
Y calls
FLOP (99A)
Borax bets 5$
X raises to 10$
Y reraises to 20$
Borax thinks for 29.5 seconds and reraises to 38$
X calls
Y calls
TURN (2)
Borax bets 9.5$ and is All in
X calls
Y calls
RIVER (Q)
X checks
Y bets 1$ and is All in
X calls (0.5$ left.)
Borax shows (AA) a full house A's full of 9's
X shows (KQ) a flush A high
Y shows (A9) a full house 9's full of A's
Borax wins pot 8-)


Hand 2:

Dealt to Borax: (AA)
Borax raises 2$ from third position
X calls (rest folds)
FLOP (6TT)
Borax bets 2$
X raises to 12$
Borax calls
TURN (K)
Borax checks
X bets 15$
Borax calls
RIVER (7)
Borax checks
X bets 11.5 $ and is All in
Borax calls
Borax shows (AA) two pairs A's and T's
X shows (K6) two pairs K's and T's
Borax wins pot 8-)

I was a bit scared of the T's and did consider a fold here, but my notes said: This player often calls preflop raises of 1-3$ with high card A or K and he allways slowplay trips. So, After the flop I was pretty sure he didn't have a T or 6's and put him on a high pair at best. The king then scared me a little, but I thought his flop bet was too large for pocket K's with possible set on the table.