how hard do you play buried aces?

[bobbywithani 0]

When they fail to improve. I usually begin to Check on 5th street. If it is only one bet to me, I will usually call down, if it is two bets two me I usually give them up. Suggestions?

[mark33f 0]

It depends on a lot of things, how about a specific situation, # of players, board cards, etc.

[MrNiceGuy 0]

I'm a novice stud player, but I think checking 5th with such a strong, well-disguised hand is almost always a big mistake unless your hand is very dead and/or an opponent's board/betting/style combined scare the hell out of you. (I'm speaking very generally, as was said it always depends on the situation.) 5th street is often where you get unimproved draws or single pairs to fold, when the price goes up. Plus you have plenty of outs to make aces up (or trip aces). So, generally, you still want to be getting value for your hand, and you certainly don't want to give worse hands a free card.

[dms26 3]

It all depends on the other players board, but yes you do have a lot outs if your not up against a straight, trips or a flush.

[SOWhatKid 0]

imma god at stud so basically there's many things you can do to start off with you're buried Ace's but it really depends what you're opponent has on board

[DeadMoney6545 0]

If u are in position and have any kind of hand ... swing swing swing.... no free cards on 5th street.... ever. Exceptions... a C/r on 4th... yada yada yada.my two cents