AA hand in a Pary 1/2 (6 Max)

[Scottnyce]

I felt I was thrown off a lot by the way this hand played out....

results to follow.

***** Hand History for Game 454824507 *****
1/2 TexasHTGameTable (Limit) - Sun Mar 14 23:32:12
EST 2004
Table Table 11321 (6 max) (Real Money) -- Seat 1 is
the button
Total number of players : 6
Seat 1: Button ( $40.38)
Seat 2: SB ( $51.50)
Seat 3: BB ( $34)
Seat 4: UTG ( $52.75)
Seat 5: Scottynyce ( $54.25)
Seat 6: CO ( $55.75)
SB posts small blind (0.50)
BB posts big blind (1)
** Dealing down cards **
Dealt to Scottynyce [ Ad, Ah ]
UTG calls (1)
Scottynyce raises (2) to 2
CO folds.
stick99901 folds.
SB calls (1.50)
BB calls (1)
UTG calls (1)
** Dealing Flop ** : [ Jc, 2c, 9s ]
SB bets (1)
BB calls (1)
UTG folds.
Scottynyce raises (2) to 2
SB raises (2) to 3
BB calls (2)
Scottynyce calls (1)
** Dealing Turn ** : [ 4h ]
SB checks.
BB checks.
Scottynyce bets (2)
SB calls (2)
BB calls (2)
** Dealing River ** : [ 5s ]
SB checks.
BB bets (2)
Scottynyce calls (2)
SB calls (2)
** Summary **
Main Pot: $28 | Rake: $1
Board: [ Jc 2c 9s 4h 5s ]

[Luke]

I don't play in those 6 max games very often but I don't see any other way to play the hand. Maybe you could argue for a river raise, but I think going for the overcall and not opening yourself up for a reraise is a superior play there.

What part of the hand threw you off?

Luke

[Scottnyce]

The River decison to raise or not was my biggest question, when the 5 hit the river I couldn't have put him on a hand that a 5 would have helped, I was just wondering if I had missed a bet there.

Also the fact that he called 2 cold on my flop raise and then the SB's re-raise had me question why the Turn got checked through to me.

Its party...so what did i expect right???