Standard?

[nickthefool]

$10+1 on stars - just wondering if I should play differently with this hand...the previous hand i made the same pre flop raise with AKs and was called by a short stack with JJ (he only had 180 chips) but i caught an A on the river.

So my questions are
a) does anyone bet more preflop
b) does anyone not push where i did given preflop moves

PokerStars Game #3742599717: Tournament #18585858, Hold'em No Limit - Level III (25/50) - 2006/01/24 - 16:10:07 (ET)
Table '18585858 1' Seat #3 is the button
Seat 1: Chevysabre (1725 in chips)
Seat 3: philgoood (2040 in chips)
Seat 4: felixno9 (1815 in chips)
Seat 5: 01legend (1110 in chips)
Seat 6: nickthefool (2045 in chips)
Seat 7: rrexmike@net (3515 in chips)
Seat 9: conradg (1250 in chips)
felixno9: posts small blind 25
01legend: posts big blind 50
*** HOLE CARDS ***
Dealt to nickthefool [Ah Ad]
nickthefool: raises 150 to 200
rrexmike@net: folds
conradg: folds
Chevysabre: folds
philgoood: folds
felixno9: calls 175
01legend: folds
*** FLOP *** [5s Qc 3h]
felixno9: bets 500
nickthefool: raises 1345 to 1845 and is all-in

[Rondavu]

You got trained. J/K, Standard.

[Sprayed]

Same as above ^^^^

Except without the trained part.

[konahead]

Given what you said about same raise w AKs on the previous hand (and I assume it was the hand that was just before this one), I change it up a bit here. You're lucky you got a call at all.

From what you said, I probably bet less rather than more (2.5x instead of 4x). Then that flop looks pretty harmless. I min-raise opp's bet, and let him commit himself. - If he calls you, he's down to 690 chips and the pot's 2300. - he may just push himself.

[Sprayed]

Given what you said about same raise w AKs on the previous hand (and I assume it was the hand that was just before this one), I change it up a bit here. You're lucky you got a call at all.

From what you said, I probably bet less rather than more (2.5x instead of 4x). Then that flop looks pretty harmless. I min-raise opp's bet, and let him commit himself. - If he calls you, he's down to 690 chips and the pot's 2300. - he may just push himself.

Hey, full boat with this post Kone. ^

[nickthefool]

This wasn't intended as a bad beat post, but it may look that way i guess.

Basically opp called with 33 which held up, but it just got me thinking - he actually called 175 which was just under 10% of his stack, so if he had known i had a big pair he would just about have odds to call for set value, knowing he would double up if he flopped a set, and it got me wondering if opp had put me on big pair when i made the raise and if because of that i should have bet more preflop.

Then i woke up and remembered that i'd seen his first 20 hands or so and that would just be giving him far too much credit, and also i didnt want it to fold round when i had AA really.

[zenbitz]

If anything, you raised too much pre-flop... 4x... bleah.
Once he bets that flop... it's over. No escape. I might not push over, because I really, really REALLY don't want to fold QJs or some shiite.