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[QUOTE="BluffMeAllIn, post: 2375369, member: 55263"] 6x in the situation of 3 limpers is not huge, its standard. You speak as if I know nothing about cash games, in general you can bet/raise larger in a cash game (without committing yourself) because stacks are generally always deeper than in an mtt/stt/sng. You should have a reason to raise in either variant, either it be for value or a bluff and AJ vs 3 limpers may be for value but it defeats the purpose if your raise is practically pricing them in. Regardless of the reason you should be standard in your bets/raises regardless of hand strength but more so based on position if you are going to vary them at all. Simply put you got unlucky in a single situation where when the money went in you were an 88% favorite to the win the hand and took a beat, I don't see why you say anything about it is 50/50 (50/50 chance you would hit the A just as well he would hit the T but you don't need to hit the A to win which is why you are a huge favorite in this spot because you are ahead which is when we want to get the most money in that we can for value). you got the best situation on the flop you could have hoped for essentially so really nothing to debate on the situation. [/QUOTE]
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