one...shove pre
two...this is why we dont flat call with AA. RR.
three...RR bigger pre. pot flop. too many players for you to beg for action.
four...raise bigger pre. pot control after minraise w/o reads. turn bet was spew. you were sent a message.
five...best hand of the five.

you are inviting these suckouts if they are occuring post flop. if villains are hitting sets on flop, not much you can do. at these levels, i dont fold AA a lot, but i can find the fold button in hand 3.

biggest problem for microstakes players...TAKING ONE PAIR HANDS TOO FAR. keep betting until you are told to stop, but dont be afraid to slow down when you are told to. remember, AA is a one pair hand. like i said, i dont fold it alot, but i dont keep betting and raising with it when i get raised and called, either.

your preflop and post flop bet sizing is not great. keep posting hands, and we'll help get it where it needs to be.

dont mix up AA at 25NL and below. you will be giving too much credit to your opponents' skills if you do. try and get it all in pf 100% of the time. dont call. i understand the "idea" behind not driving off lesser hands, but that is inviting suckouts, imo.

a lot of players need to remember "AA wins lots of small pots, and loses lots of big pots."