AJs confusing hand, played too weak?

[tommo]

the only none set hands I see making this check raise are overpairs. And I'm betting that I would've seen a raise by this guy if he had AA KK or QQ.

is getting it all in on this flop really the best move?

[BZ_Zorro]

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the only none set hands I see making this check raise are overpairs or AJ or KJ or QJ or flush draw or straight draw or combo draw or underpair or bluff.

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Sounds like monster syndrome.

You're ahead of most hands, behind a set, and basically even with two pair or overpair. Re-raise. This is 25NL.

[WhiteWolf]

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Without a read, I really don't like calling on the river. A regular NL25 player would very rarely (A LOT less than 25% of the time) check-raise that flop with 5 people in the hand unless he has TPTK beat.

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If this is your read, it seems to me you should recommend folding to the check/raise on the flop. If OP's TPTK are no good, he is not getting the odds to draw to the flush - not on the flop, and not on the turn. Calling these streets, then folding the river strikes me as the worst possible line.

[swolfe]

i would reraise on the flop

[ijustliketoplay]

Raise pre flop, re raise on the flop

And if i had played it like this i'd call on the end. So many people play KJ/qj/j10 this way u have to.