Whats your Move?

[thetank]

My intial thought was that the raiser had AK too. On a desperate pot buy. I'd call and hope it's not  Ah.

Good job I don't play many texas holdem cash games. I'd be skint.

[Norwich Fan]

I had a similar hand last night, $2/4 cash game, dealt JJ, i raised it to 12 in mp, called by the button and the bb, flop comes 10, 7, 4, looked good, i bet the pot of about 40, called by button, turn was Q, i bet 40 again, he raised all in for about 300, i had about 200 left. I was thinking he would reraise pre flop with QQ, KK, AA, i originally put him on A10, but also thought he might re raise the flop with this to see where he was, anyway, as i thought about the call , i typed, i have JJ, he replied, i will show, (in hindsight i thought he was concerned to hear i had JJ, i had bluffed him once earlier also). Anyway, i figured he either hit a set or was slow playing some type of big pair , its usually a good sign of strength to flat call the flop and raise the turn, i folded and he showed A10, grrrrrrr.

[Highstack]

Instant fold.

I believe that the big over raise was not because of any disguise but because that is a horrible flop. Apart from the Ace he is now concerned with flush and straight draws and still has two opponents. What he is syaing with that bet is "I will pay off your set or outdraw me if you wish, but if you are drawing then I am not giving you the odds and you are making a bad call".

[fergus8]

Id not play cash games

[StraightFlushBlocker]

This looks like a classic situation where your opponent overplays his AK after weak flop.  If he had anything decent (overpair, trips, etc) he would have slowed down a bit.  Easy call.