Am I thinking too much?

[Ghaleon]

I'm playing a live MTT against mostly bad players. And when I say bad, I mean they're really just at this small local card room to drink, watch TV, and hangout. Very few of them take poker very seriously. Blinds are 100/200 with no ante. Most stacks are between 5000 and 8000. Rebuys are still available until the end of this blind round. $10 gets you t1500, $20 gets you t4000, and $30 gets you t7000

Five limpers, the small blind, and me in the BB with 6c6h see the flop. I have about 6k in chips

Flop is
Ah 6s Ks

SB bets 1050
I call
UTG+1 raises to about 5K and is all in
MP1 raises to about 7k and is all in
CO Calls and is all in
Button folds
SB calls and is all in

I stopped to think for about a minute. I figured that A6 or AK were definitely somewhere in there, and definitely a flush draw. So I started thinking about how many outs I have to fade to avoid a boat or flush. After about a minute I said "screw it, I definitely have the best hand, and the pot is huge".

Someone busted my balls for slow-rolling, WTF?

WTF??

[lolzzz_321]

lol

Assign them ranges in Poker Stove and reply with your findings.

[Ghaleon]

LOL, that would be a waste of time I think.

The hands shown down were As8h, Qs7s, KT, and 88. The ace and the spade draw were the last two to call.

If their ranges were that wide, obviously this is a snap-call.

[KoRnholio]

Just pull a Jennifer Tilly and say "I thought you had pocket kings"