Slowplay.

***** Hand History for Game 2011889180 *****
$25 NL Hold'em - Saturday, May 07, 04:54:59 EDT 2005
Table Table 36603 (Real Money)
Seat 5 is the button
Total number of players : 9
Seat 4: shanth ( $19.53 )
Seat 7: g0tch1pz ( $41.1 )
Seat 8: Butterfield ( $72.26 )
Seat 2: attractivetb ( $27.75 )
Seat 5: Leeloo_ICL ( $25.65 )
Seat 3: riccels42 ( $11.55 )
Seat 1: zzbob98 ( $17.75 )
Seat 9: mecca858 ( $15.4 )
Seat 10: willbond007 ( $21 )
g0tch1pz posts small blind [$0.1].
Butterfield posts big blind [$0.25].
** Dealing down cards **
Dealt to g0tch1pz [ :Ac: :Ad: ]
mecca858 folds.
willbond007 folds.
zzbob98 folds.
attractivetb folds.
riccels42 calls [$0.25].
shanth calls [$0.25].
Leeloo_ICL folds.
g0tch1pz calls [$0.15].
Butterfield raises [$0.75].
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riccels42 folds.
shanth calls [$0.75].
g0tch1pz calls [$0.75].
** Dealing Flop ** [ :4c:, :9h:, :3s: ]
g0tch1pz checks.
Butterfield bets [$2].
shanth calls [$2].
g0tch1pz raises [$4].
Butterfield calls [$2].
shanth calls [$2].
** Dealing Turn ** [ :7c: ]
g0tch1pz checks.
Butterfield is all-In [$67.26] <<<< POww, the fireworks are here!
shanth folds.
g0tch1pz is all-In [$36.1]
** Dealing River ** [ :As: ]
g0tch1pz shows [ :Ac:, :Ad: ] three of a kind, aces.
Butterfield shows [ :Tc:, :Qc: ] high card ace. <<<< lol, nice try nemo.
Butterfield wins $31.16 from side pot #1 with high card ace.
g0tch1pz wins $84.45 from the main pot with three of a kind, aces.

I don't understand why people out all their chips in to buy a $15 pot, surely a $15 bet or $20 would be sufficient and wouldn't scream I'M BLUFFING. I personally don't slowplay aces, it upsets me when they lose so i give them the best chance of winning i can.

With four hands in your chances of winning are 55-60% but the only hand that really beats you on the turn is a set, and only an idiot would bet a set like that so it all worked out this time.

I don't slowplay Aces either, but there are times. Like this one. The table had been cold for a long time so i wanted to see even the flop with my aces for once :)

he could have 56s for a straight at the turn, hence his all-in. But he would have to be quite an experienced player to be mixing things with his preflop raise with 56s.