NL50 - Overpair facing c/r on coordinated flop

[Arp220]

So I'm currently on a 6 buying downswing and beginning to doubt everything, fear everyone, and cower in fear at shadows. Part of this includes second guessing everything I've done... like this hand, which has been bugging me... did I make a good or stupid laydown?

sorry, no nice hand converter, my hard drive died:

Full Tilt NL50 6 max. Hero (Button) has $50, Villain (UTG) has about $100. Villain has done nothing out of the ordinary in the 20 or so hands I've seen.

Hero is dealt AcAs

Villain raises to $2, two folds, Hero raises to $7, two folds, villain calls.

Flop comes 5c7h7d.

Villain checks, hero bets $9, villain raises to $20, hero folds.

What little I'd seen of villain suggested TAGy, and that coupled with his call of my reraise preflop made 55 or 77 his most likely holdings... and also he'd be unlikely to try a c/r with 88-QQ given my RR preflop.

Dumb? Standard? If dumb please tell me in detail why [img]/images/graemlins/smile.gif[/img]

[jtr]

I think he probably had kings or queens, and I think that was a pretty bad laydown. You got a decent amount of money in preflop, and you got a great flop for aces, and, even better, an apparently great flop for your opponent if he had TT-KK. If he happens to have hit with 55 or 77 here then so be it. You should be committed to getting the money in on a low, paired flop after you got the re-raise in preflop.

[Jzo19]

ZOMG PUSH, FIST PUMP,DO A SWEET ALL IN DANCE.....

edit//he has KK OR QQ way more often than 55 or 77...

[Arp220]

Surely KK would have shoved pf?

[Jzo19]

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Surely KK would have shoved pf?

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not always ...and i never ever fold this ...ever...stop playing scared ..pkker is a game of variance ..lets say you you put him on QQ,55,77.. you have 60 percent equity against that range ..theres no way you could fold in this situation with the size of the pot ...(71 percent if you add KK)

[Micro Donk]

people tend to go stupid with small overpairs. all in fist pump