Aces (The hand, not the guy)

Lay this one, with both guys in there?

***** Hand History for Game 1986590096 *****
$50 NL Hold'em - Monday, May 02, 02:31:20 EDT 2005
Table Table 37248 (Real Money)
Seat 3 is the button
Total number of players : 10
Seat 1: Pnest ( $96.09 )
Seat 3: DMACM ( $44.25 )
Seat 4: rw321drop ( $257.17 )
Seat 5: phatmax2k ( $68.7 )
Seat 6: Pumpuff ( $51.05 )
Seat 7: sejje ( $113.35 )
Seat 8: StevieCB ( $23 )
Seat 9: aba20 ( $30.7 )
Seat 10: kiki_kiki ( $90.88 )
Seat 2: eeluyk ( $50.85 )
rw321drop posts small blind [$0.25].
phatmax2k posts big blind [$0.5].
** Dealing down cards **
Dealt to sejje [ As Ah ]
Pumpuff folds.
sejje raises [$2].
StevieCB calls [$2].
aba20 calls [$2].
kiki_kiki folds.
Pnest folds.
eeluyk folds.
DMACM folds.
rw321drop folds.
phatmax2k folds.
** Dealing Flop ** [ 7h, Ts, 9c ]
sejje bets [$7].
StevieCB is all-In [$21]
aba20 calls [$21].
sejje raises [$28].
aba20 is all-In [$7.7]
** Dealing Turn ** [ 7d ]
** Dealing River ** [ Jc ]
sejje shows [ As, Ah ] two pairs, aces and sevens.
StevieCB shows [ 8d, 8h ] a straight, seven to jack.
aba20 shows [ 9s, 9d ] a full house, Nines full of sevens.
sejje wins $6.3 from side pot #2 with two pairs, aces and sevens.
aba20 wins $15.4 from side pot #1 with a full house, Nines full of sevens.
aba20 wins $66.75 from the main pot with a full house, Nines full of sevens.

I probably would have if they had deeper stacks. I have more trouble knowing when my overpair is beat than any other thing. That's a scary board, I guess, but with shortstacks, I have a real problem laying down good hands.

Sadly, I ended with the third best hand.

Meh the flop should've had you folded. Because if they go all in, with what $6 some in the pot, then you know for a fact that they are on a monster draw or have trips. Your Aces are beat by a long shot in this case. I wouldn't have called that all-in because even if he was trying to steal the pot, he would've stole about $6. I can let go of that much when I'm up against monster draws/hands.

I think Aces are always hard to lay down though.

I would say taht with the kind of action you are getting on the flop it is fairly safe to say you are beat. I think I would let my time run down a bit and then fold. :)

Just because they seem to be shortstacks, I probably would have called and crossed my fingers that one of them was on a draw and one was on QQ or KK.

I don't think OESD is a "monster draw."

That being said, I agree that this was a fold in hindsight. I try to lay down hands like that, with two people in for so much in front of me.

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Originally Posted by sejje

I don't think OESD is a "monster draw."

That being said, I agree that this was a fold in hindsight. I try to lay down hands like that, with two people in for so much in front of me.

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It is if you can get two callers in there with you.