AA facing all-in after flop

In ring game:
Hero BB w/ [AA] (stack=200bb)

Action folds around to button(stack=100bb) who raises 6xbb (this was bigger than his earlier raises)
Sb folds
Hero calls -------->but i should have raised or shoved here, right?

Flop: 4 K 10 rainbow

Hero bets pot
Villain all-in
Hero?

3-bet preflop
insta-call on the flop

It would be good to know what format you are playing there and at what leve. Doesn't matter in this hand, but usually it's vital information.

Call.

pump fist.

profit.

Cry when he spikes a Q on the river with his KQ or Laugh when you spike an A on the turn vs his KK.

smells like a set but i would call anyways

as dozer posted hope for another A to beat his Kings

1. Call shove
2. ???????
3. $$$$Profit$$$$

You don't win by folding.

Originally Posted by flomo

smells like a set

It only smells like a set because hero posted this hand being unsure of it (ie: result was probably bad).

At micro/low stakes or at most lower stake live games, (depending on the villain), this is easily AK/KQ/KJ/random junk/bluff as much as it is KK/TT/KT and there's more combinations of the former.

Ok, thanks for the input. I kept thinking of that damn full tilt ad where Jennifer Harmon throws down her kings and I folded it lol. I'll bet he had KQ or AK and i should have called. Just that i got burned a lot that day, but next time its a call or just shove to his raise and cut out the guesswork.

Originally Posted by Danh Bai

Ok, thanks for the input. I kept thinking of that damn full tilt ad where Jennifer Harmon throws down her kings and I folded it lol. I'll bet he had KQ or AK and i should have called. Just that i got burned a lot that day, but next time its a call or just shove to his raise and cut out the guesswork.

well at least you can only get better...

and next time you will raise pre-flop!