Did I scare the fish?

Did I play this too aggresively? How do you guys play AA heads up to extract the most? Insights appreciated.

#Game No : 2075139506
***** Hand History for Game 2075139506 *****
$25 NL Hold'em - Thursday, May 19, 21:58:45 EDT 2005
Table Table 36954 (Real Money)
Seat 6 is the button
Total number of players : 10
Seat 1: Noober13 ( $25 )
Seat 2: dj_sp00f ( $44.05 )
Seat 3: warand ( $18.8 )
Seat 5: coneroy ( $10.72 )
Seat 6: dalai007 ( $31.7 )
Seat 7: swebjodan ( $47.75 )
Seat 8: cueball412 ( $20.6 )
Seat 9: snakeman024 ( $57.55 )
Seat 10: ninja1315161 ( $25 )
Seat 4: pence1984 ( $25.75 )
swebjodan posts small blind [$0.1].
cueball412 posts big blind [$0.25].
** Dealing down cards **
Dealt to dalai007 [ Ac Ah ]
snakeman024 folds.
ninja1315161 folds.
Noober13 folds.
dj_sp00f folds.
warand calls [$0.25].
pence1984 calls [$0.25].
coneroy calls [$0.25].
>You have options at Table 36582 Table!.
dalai007 raises [$2].
swebjodan folds.
cueball412 folds.
warand folds.
>You have options at Table 36807 Table!.
pence1984 raises [$3.5].
coneroy folds.
dalai007 is all-In [$29.7]
>You have options at Table 36582 Table!.
>You have options at Table 36582 Table!.
>You have options at Table 37198 Table!.
pence1984: XXXX you
pence1984 folds.
dalai007 shows [ Ac, Ah ] a pair of aces.
dalai007 wins $36.3 from the main pot with a pair of aces.
nice hand
Game #2075145682 starts.

I would probably reraise to around $7. Going all-in there is just a good way to get dominated hands to fold. The purpose of reraising is to extract a bit more from dominated hands, and also limit the number of players in the pot. Going all-in succeeds in the latter, but fails in the former, since your opponents are probably going to fold everything other than K-K.

Yes, you were too aggressive. You definately need to keep raising, but not that much. I wouldn't have gone any higher than $10, but like the previous poster said, $7 would have done the trick.

Did you think you'd get called?

-'rilla

Yep, re-raise just a little more, (or just call), see the flop, let him take a stab at it, then push.

Tricky play... After his re-raise, take a very long pause, just call. He will almost certainly bet the flop, (depending on the board, you could pause again and just call, then push on the turn), or just push after he made his flop bet. Very risky play, (wouldn't do it with KK) but will get the most money possible.

Now why would you show yer aces? :/

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Originally Posted by ville18

Now why would you show yer aces? :/

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I agree in not showing. The guy was whining. If you muck, you leave him wondering; probably could nail him next time with a good hand.