QQ likely dominated?

[rubixstreub]

Do you play this different? Low-stakes $5 game, so seeing a PF reraise was rare, if at all. I respected this guy and figured he was probably AA/KK... JJ or AK at best. I had probably looked like the most aggressive player at the table, but I was getting great cards and playing them so. So I can see giving villain a slightly lower range based on my play, but once the flop hits I can oly think of 1 hand I'm ahead of, JJ.

Full Tilt Poker
No Limit Holdem Tournament
Blinds: t80/t160
5 players
Converter

Stack sizes:
Hero: t2825
CO: t2780
Button: t1260
SB: t4290
BB: t2345

Pre-flop: (5 players) Hero is UTG with Q Q
Hero raises to t400, CO raises to t1440, 3 folds, Hero calls t1040 (pot was t2080).

Flop: 2 3 K (t3120, 2 players)
Hero checks, CO is all-in t1340, Hero folds.
Uncalled bets: t1340 returned to CO.

Results:
Final pot: t3120

[TwoKicker]

Let it ride preflop, you raise two hands in a row and these guys can come back at you with any old junk.

[drmcboy]

You think he has AA/KK - what was the plan if the flop was T22?

[rubixstreub]

I was planning on pushing any flop giving me a strong overpair. The king on the flop had me now behind AK and I felt sure he wouldn't make that kind of raise with AQ, AJ, or TT given his passive play thus far.

GIven stack sizes should I have just pushed over on the flop?

[drmcboy]

Yes, I've just moving in pre flop, because I don't think I'm ever giving someome a range of exactly AK, KK+ with these stacks, especially since you've been aggresive.

Still, even against AK, KK+ you're 40 % and given money in the pot you can move in pre flop.