25 50 NL on UB hand with AA in big blind

[Ipodkid]

I hold Ah Ac in the big blind a super Lag on button makes it 375 to go, I reraise to 800 total...(is this a mistake here) Flop is J 3d 9d with 2 diamonds. I move in for 3k he beats me in pot, ( was this error) Turn is 4c river 6d he tables AJ off suite and I take it down, did I risk losing him preflop with the re raise, was the push on flop good or should I have check called perhaps if he was to push? I know hes super aggro and me only having 3k in front of me looked weak to him and his big stack?

[JackOfSpeed]

Hilarious.

Not.

[creedofhubris]

Your reraise was a little on the small side. ($1000 would've been a nice round number.)

But you played the hand fine.

[Ipodkid]

Not being funny, I am new to 25 50 NL and trying to learn the game sir.

[greg nice]

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Not being funny, I am new to 25 50 NL and trying to learn the game sir.

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what is your UB name

[bugstud]

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Not being funny, I am new to 25 50 NL and trying to learn the game sir.

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what is your UB name

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same as his name on here.

[raptor517]

if you have to question hands like this you have no chance in 25-50 NL. thats just my 2 cents. what do i know. holla

[Niwa]

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Your reraise was a little on the small side. ($1000 would've been a nice round number.)

But you played the hand fine.

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[Yeti]

I would consider just calling preflop and check-raising the flop allin.

Your way is fine too.

[ahnuld]

Damn I need a roll fast to get in this game. Anyone else find this hand looks alot like a ssnl hand?

Im not trying to be mean, but Id consider moving down in limits just a bit until this stuff is pretty basic to you. Even a move down to 5-10 will allow you to learn alot quickly without risking so much cash. But if you are some millionare doing this for fun, then go ahead and play for 5k a time.