[spresso81]

I had AA and raised to 15 at a $1/2 table. 5 people call including some with a 3/5. the flop is all diamonds and I have the ace of diamnods so I raise to $50 and the 3/5 guy reraises because he hit the low flush and of course after I call no diamond comes out and I lose a $500 pot.
how fun

[godlikev]

I think you were wrong...a biger raise would of fold the guy with 35...comone...
who calles with 35 (even suited) on a big raise...if you raised alot you could of won the hand..

[sensei24]

Originally Posted by spresso81

I had AA and raised to 15 at a $1/2 table. 5 people call including some with a 3/5. the flop is all diamonds and I have the ace of diamnods so I raise to $50 and the 3/5 guy reraises because he hit the low flush and of course after I call no diamond comes out and I lose a $500 pot.
how fun

Yes, the raise on that hand should of getting you the pot.
You cannot play AA without raise in fron of others 5 players without expecting one of them to have a better hand.
Next time raise at least 3,4x BB.
That will do it.

[dovla]

playing AA without a raise is always a bad play.. but as i understood he raised 15$ on a 1/2$ table, that's 6 x BB raise.. i can't imagine the guy who calls 6BB raise with 35.. (he is a total idiot for me) .. that's like in those freerolls with 1000 people for 50$ when 5 guys call allin .. you're a favourite with AA (but you have only 30-40% chances of winning) .. i think he played right on the flop (he had ace of diamonds) and the probably highest hand .. (but aces against 5 people, it is just too much)