[Huh]

I almost raised pre-flop, but decided to take this route. I think that if you raise pre-flop you have to take an aggressive route throughout the hand. If you call pre-flop, than the pot is rather small.

When I call pre-flop there are only two bets in the bet. When an Ace hits the flop, there is a chance I'm behind, but I don't think it's very large. On Party, players raise from this situation with alot of different hands.

If I am behind, I am far behind and have two outs, and I can't find a hand that is folding to aggression. Maybe on the turn, but who knows. It is party.

If I am ahead, my opponent could literally be holding anything. Doesn't really matter, cause anything I am ahead of may fold to any agression and won't be drawing correctly to six outs anyhow.

In this case he had KJ and I dragged the pot.
-Huh