First off, sorry about the hand history, it was on cake and I exited the table before I decided to post this.

Little bit of background info. Cracked villains aces 12 hands prior with a Jc9c when I flopped a straight.

The push was funny, I figured it was either JJ or AJ. Would you call here? How often do you think I am behind?

Hand#1899011398000962 - Calgary (6-Max) 11398 -- $0.10/$0.20 NL Hold'em -- 2009/06/17 - 13:48:33
Seat 1: tutb***1 ($12.10 in chips)
Seat 2: donk***2 ($37.70 in chips) DEALER
Seat 4: hey***4 ($20.40 in chips)
Seat 8: napi***8 ($19.80 in chips)
Seat 9: dissata ($37 in chips)
Seat 10: Hu G***10 ($10.70 in chips)
napi***8: posts small blind $0.10
dissata: posts big blind $0.20
Dealt to dissata [As,Ac]
Hu G***10: folds
tutb***1: folds
donk***2: raises to $0.40
hey***4: folds
napi***8: folds
dissata: raises to $1.10
donk***2: calls $0.70
*** FLOP *** [JavaScript,6d,2h]
dissata: checks
donk***2: bets $2.10
dissata: raises to $8.60
donk***2: is all in 34.5000
dissata: is all in 27.3000
donk***2: returns uncalled bet $0.70

Very hard to lay down AA there without some good insight on the villian.

There is no obvious draw that he is donking with, so what type of hand do you put him on. He could certainly have been raising with 66/JJ and you're beat. It would explain why he bet right into you after you re-raised him pre-flop. He could do that with AJ/KJ as well though.

yeah. I'm calling all day. I figured if I am beat it is with 66. JJ would probably re-raise back, or at least re-pop me and not go all in and lose value.

It smelled really funny when it happened. I even made my roomate laugh because I yelled, "Fuck me. He has a set. I'm calling him though."

sure enough he had a set. 22 wtf kind of bullshit is that? lol.

Just wanted to make sure there wasn't something i missed though. I chalked this one up to bad luck and went and drank a beer.

raise a bit bigger preflop, and definitely lead out on the flop....why checkraise?

anyways, you're getting this in on the flop 100%

Originally Posted by classickred

raise a bit bigger preflop, and definitely lead out on the flop....why checkraise?

anyways, you're getting this in on the flop 100%

yeah. I should have raised more. I was hoping he'd 3bet since he hadn't min raised before, let alone UTG.

I checked to him because I had been check folding a lot to continuation bets.

I think your right. I didn't play it all that well, but I'm still getting it in on the flop.

Originally Posted by dissata

I checked to him because I had been check folding a lot to continuation bets.

that means you're calling preflop too often out of position. most of the hands you should be playing should consist of you being the aggressor, in position