AA in BB

[iceman5]

$2/$4 NL...my very 1st hand at the table I get AA in the BB

UTG (very good player) limps, UTG+1 limps, SB min raises, then I reraise to $32.

UTG folds, UTG+1 and SB both call.

Hero ($400)
UTG+1($500)
SB ($150)

The pot is $100. The flop comes QJ9 with 2 spades (I dont have the As). The SB bets $4, I raise to $60 and they both call. Ugh!

Pot is now $280. The turn is a 4. WHat do you here with out of position with a large pot and draws everywhere. If its just me and the SB I pit him all in and just see what happens, but with UTG+1 in there, I have a problem.

Ideas?

[flawless_victory]

this sb moron is seriously effing up your pot. totally defining your hand for utg guy. yuck. VERY irritating. would utg coldcall PF without a PP with the betting still open for nervous minraising idiot? would he now slowplay a set on THAT board? would he limp with 99-JJ? you say hes real good, does that mean youve played with him alot? id say you better hope utg limps with TT...

[Kaz The Original]

UTG folded preflop.

[iceman5]

UTG folded preflop. The 2 guys in the hand Ive never seen before

[technologic]

which cards are the spades?

if the Q is not, UTG could hold KQs, AQs, because he limped UTG+1, he'll probably check behind if you check to knock off a free card, and then if a non draw card comes, fire off a blocking bet

i might check/fold this hand...there's a good chance you're behind, and even if you're not, the river could screw things up...tough hand.

[carini04]

Such is life with AA, my guess is has already made his straight off the flop. Be careful, AA has a tendency to blind people's poker vision. With your $60 raise, which was called, should tell you that your playing against a made hand. Most of the time!?!