[dew12109]

Yesterday I was dealt AA while I was dealer. Everyone around me folded. Due to how people in the BB and SB like to defend their blinds, I raised 3x BB. SB folds, BB calls. Flop was A7A. BB checks, I check. Turn was another low card, he checked, I checked. River was some other card that I was sure he wouldn't have called my raise with, he checked, I bet minimum and he thought about folding I'm sure. It took a while for him to call, and he finally called me, I think more out of curiosity than anything else. My question is merely, how do you play quads when you flop them? How about when you hit them on the turn? How do you play them differently if you are projecting a loose table image, or a tight table image? How does your opponents aggressiveness determine how you play quads? I seem to be okay with full houses, but I find it really hard to make very much money with quads unless my opponent has the high full house and I have the lower set of quads.