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[QUOTE="Jesus Lederer, post: 332853, member: 3283"]
If you reraised him preflop and then in the flop came an A, i think it´s very correct to represent that A, specially if your opponent raised a little preflop indicating you that he hadn´t a really strong hand. If he was really tight, calling that reraise wasn´t his best play, maybe he felt pot commited. And that read you put on him was really good. You had him dominated from the first moment. I think your best moves on that hand was to read you opponent hand preflop and the most crucial moment was to don´t be scared about that bet on the flop, because you trusted in your first read. His check-call on the turn was a poor play, but in general you played very well that hand.
The only thing i would have considered if i were your opponent, it was to see a tell that you gave. Saying: "i have a bit under $200. left if you plan on reraising me, you might as well push all in right now." it´s a tell that indicates weakness. You were inviting him to reraise you going all in, trying to show strenght as if you really wanted him to raise. And that strenght means weakness. But maybe at that point he felt that all the bets and raises you made before meant strenght, so you did a really good job.
Keep playing like that.
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