Outplayed or badly played?

[The Baron]

That could work but if he bets $50 on the river or even $70 - $80 - $90 surely you'd be tempted to call?

I think up to the turn you had it spot on. The raise on the turn is where you find out where you really are IMO. Maybe making your raise to $65 - $70 would have been a better indicator that you are DEFINATELY behind.

[Longy]

Im offering a very ABC tight agressive answer here. I want to find out where i am as soon as possible thats why i re raise the flop, to call a re raise or re re raise you have to think what hands you are beating, my generous guesses are following AQ, KQ, slowplayed KK, um i running out of possibilities here. What are you behind to any 7 (tho im surprised its 3 7), slowplayed QQ. I think the hands that beat you are alot more likely therefore im happy to give the pot up by the turn or get a miracle 2 outer. Now i hear cries of that im leaving myself open to bluffs here but i don't care in the long term to be a winning playing at NL cash online i will put down the best hand once in a while.

I hope this doesn't across as harsh but i have done money with aces before in these types of situations and learnt the hard way. Rarely was i ahead.

[Sunday8pm]

i go along with longys view that maybe you could find out where you stand a lot earlier by re raising the flop. Obviously you cant pass to his min raise because that just stinks of AQ, KQ. Maybe when he makes it $16 you make it 35ish and obviously if he like it hes gona give you another raise. To be honest its hard for you to get away from that hand when flop comes down Q77 after the pre flop play the only realistic hand it seems you can be losing to is 77 or A7. If hes a very tight player then maybe even QQ. As he raises on the flop its impossible he has either one of these hands so it seems your AA is good.

To sum it up i think you were unlucky to run into a lucky player and most people would have difficulty laying that hand down.

Ul mate