Re: Bahamas hand
That's right. If he calls the reraise (not a given by any means as I think there are lots of players who will lay down JJ and might lay down QQ here) you also cannot rule out AA (that's how I would play AA in this situation).
So, if you see a flop, 70% of the time you have a pot as big as your stack and no clue if your opponent can lay down a hand which is certainly ahead of you. Not fun. Personally if my 3rd raise is called and i miss im pretty much done with the hand. If he won't fold QQ preflop there, he's not gonna fold it on an undercard flop.
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