Any other ways to play this?

[SinkRox]

This situation was very frustrating, I wouldnt mind one caller to my flop bet but the two of them helped build the pot so much that I got commited with my AQ Top Pair OOP vs two opponents from a field of 4 preflop callers! Eek, not to great...

So, any other lines to take here???

***** Hand History for Game 3300344210 *****
$25 NL Texas Hold'em - Monday, January 02, 00:35:15 EDT 2006
Table Table 66563 (Real Money)

Seat 2 is the button
Total number of players : 10

Seat 1: Ken2112 ( $17.42 )
Seat 6: Marshy_UK ( $67 )
Seat 7: nsectionone1 ( $138.73 )
Seat 2: Gibbs1111 ( $64.69 )
Seat 10: bintibinti ( $25.38 )
Seat 3: luzarka ( $21.55 )
Seat 9: jrok1116 ( $31.85 )
Seat 8: frank_zee ( $32.55 )
Seat 5: Tom3388 ( $9.90 )
Seat 4: mickeymouse1 ( $25 )
luzarka posts small blind [$0.10].
mickeymouse1 posts big blind [$0.25].

** Dealing down cards **
Dealt to Marshy_UK [ Qd Ad ]
Tom3388 calls [$0.25].
Marshy_UK raises [$1.50].
nsectionone1 calls [$1.50].
frank_zee folds.
jrok1116 calls [$1.50].
bintibinti folds.
Ken2112 folds.
Gibbs1111 calls [$1.50].
luzarka calls [$1.40].
mickeymouse1 folds.
Tom3388 folds.

Pot $7.65
** Dealing Flop ** [ 6s, 6h, Ah ]
luzarka checks.
Marshy_UK bets [$5].
nsectionone1 folds.
jrok1116 calls [$5].
Gibbs1111 folds.
>You have options at Table 66593 Table!.
luzarka calls [$5].

Pot $22.65
** Dealing Turn ** [ 8d ]
Gibbs1111: dogXXXX
luzarka checks.
Marshy_UK bets [$26].
frank_zee: puts them all in if they call
jrok1116 folds.
luzarka is all-In [$15.05]

** Dealing River ** [ 3c ]
Marshy_UK shows [ Qd, Ad ] two pairs, aces and sixes.
luzarka doesn't show [ 9s, As ] two pairs, aces and sixes.

Marshy_UK wins $10.95 from side pot #1 with two pairs, aces and sixes with queen kicker.
Marshy_UK wins $50.45 from the main pot with two pairs, aces and sixes with queen kicker.

A good result but Im unhappy with commiting so much (over 100BB) by the turn. I felt this was my only move as betting any less [but enough to protect hand against draws] would commit me anyway and checking leaves the huge pot open for a bluff.

I felt my only option was to stick it all in to protect my hand from the flush draw and hope both of them had a weaker ace or drawing (unlikely really)

[bearcats05]

damn you getting plenty of action on a 6bb raise huh?

you played this just fine.. i dont know why you feel like you should be less aggressive. putting them all in was just a little over the pot size so that was a good bet.

[SinkRox]

just scared one of them had ak or trips really, i lack confidence when it comes to pushing with this type of hand. This is probably cause i multi-table and currently dont use reads [something i'll start soon for moving to 50nl]

[Pelion]

the only hands you really have to worry about are 66 and 88. Its pretty unlikely he has either and its pretty likely he pays off with Ax. Well played.

[Irisheyes]

the only hands you really have to worry about are 66 and 88. Its pretty unlikely he has either and its pretty likely he pays off with Ax. Well played.

I don't see how you can put people on quads or 88 here. 88 wont still be in on the turn with the A high flop and you cant consider quads.

At the type of table where you get 5 to the flop after a 6x raise its very likely there could be a 6 in here somewhere. These guys are obviously coming in with crap.

I think the way its played is really the only way to do this. I think you loose a stack lot of the time though. If you check the turn any Ax you have beat pushes and its harder to call then to push yourself. So you are at a disadvantage to the hands you beat as well as those that beat you. Pushing the turn is probably the optimum line. Its ugly but still best.

[Pelion]

the only hands you really have to worry about are 66 and 88. Its pretty unlikely he has either and its pretty likely he pays off with Ax. Well played.

I don't see how you can put people on quads or 88 here. 88 wont still be in on the turn with the A high flop and you cant consider quads.

At the type of table where you get 5 to the flop after a 6x raise its very likely there could be a 6 in here somewhere. These guys are obviously coming in with crap.

I think the way its played is really the only way to do this. I think you loose a stack lot of the time though. If you check the turn any Ax you have beat pushes and its harder to call then to push yourself. So you are at a disadvantage to the hands you beat as well as those that beat you. Pushing the turn is probably the optimum line. Its ugly but still best.

i ment that people like calling raises with PPs. Im not saying fold incase someone has the 66 or 88, im just saying preflop preople call with PPs. I still play this pretty aggressivly.

[Fnord]

Ni Han.

[renegaderob1]

I think it was played fine. I'd be a bit worried about someone having the 6, but not much you can do bout that...