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[QUOTE="jeffred1111, post: 544399, member: 19935"]
Be very, very, very careful with this, as vilain could have the lower pockets, or even pocket queens for a set. Some people think that to reraise, you have to at least have QQ, KK or AA and will just call a small raise with almost any two cards.

Also, a lot of peopl are passive on the flop and will just call, even with the better hand, so be careful about generalization. If everybody played like Slansky, sure it would've been a raise or fold situation , but peope like to gamble or disguise their hand.

On another note, his call all-in was an indicator that he was either drawing to the flush (or that he had hit trips), wich put you in a spot where you're not in position to call, not because of the guy with pocket aces, but because you were practically drawing dead with the hand that you have beat on the flop still has a lot of live cards to help it. Plus, the all-in was either extreme weakness or strength, and with already one caller, we better have something to show for it if we call.

Good raise and good laydown, but this is a 100% chance of me folding, even if my opponents are complete donks since my hand is very marginal with two people in the pot all-in. The best situation to test your skills would have been if you were in middle position with flush guy still to come. How would you have played this hand if guy #1 goes all-in ? Do you call ?
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