Never ever slow play AA unless on a short handed aggressive table when someone else is sure to raise.

I have to agree with JulesDogg. If you let too many people stay in the hand, it will most likely spell doom. If you are playing at a tight table you HAVE to raise with AA. You don't want ppl with crap cards to draw out on you. Always try to get 1 to 2 players to call because most of the time if you raise it high enough, you get people who call with K J,
Q 10, ect. By raising with aces it increases your odds of winning. And if you are playing at the small tables, feel free to go all in if you know you will get one call. But that's just me.

Damn right Mc, AA must raise from any position almost all of the time, same for all the premium hands.

You can regularly get all in with AA against crap like KTs and worse.

The more I play, the less I like to slow play any hand. Even trips or a straight on the flop. Too often if you let people stay in the game, someone will get a flush or a higher straight and they will beat you. Better to bet big and if everyone folds, at least you win something.

even i know you should NEVER slowplay aces..

BUT I MEAN NEVER

YOU CREATE YOUR OWN POSITION AND BET LIKE YOUR GOING TO WIN IN EVERY TURN WITH AA IN MY OPINION TYPICALLY RAISE ENOUGH TO GET 1 OR 2 CALLERS THENN PLAY IT WITH STRONG CONTROLED AGRESSION