My opponent in this hand is a solid player from what I can tell. I felt he must have had AAxx, but it was a very difficult fold nonetheless. Anyone not muck? I think I had to raise the pot on the flop to see where I was, right?

$400 PL Omaha Hi - Monday, May 23, 17:20:00 EDT 2005
Table Table 36798 (Real Money)
Seat 5 is the button
Total number of players : 10
Seat 4: xxLeppaxx ( $351.5 )
Seat 8: rs7140 ( $560.1 )
Seat 9: PierreLeRoi ( $878.94 )
Seat 5: ptrack mike ( $279.6 )
Seat 3: Jampo ( $501.8 )
Seat 7: MaximusRaze ( $591.95 )
Seat 2: soriya2003 ( $537.4 )
Seat 1: mtl52 ( $400 )
Seat 6: panasonic999 ( $342.1 )
Seat 10: BTOWN420 ( $400 )
panasonic999 posts small blind [$2].
rs7140 posts big blind [$4].
** Dealing down cards **
Dealt to ptrack mike [ Ks Kc Tc 5c ]
PierreLeRoi calls [$4].
soriya2003 calls [$4].
Jampo folds.
xxLeppaxx folds.
ptrack mike calls [$4].
panasonic999 raises [$13].
rs7140 folds.
PierreLeRoi calls [$11].
soriya2003 folds.
ptrack mike calls [$11].
** Dealing Flop ** [ Kd, Ac, 7d ]
panasonic999 bets [$30].
PierreLeRoi folds.
ptrack mike raises [$140.35].
panasonic999 is all-In.
ptrack mike : aa i ges
ptrack mike folds.
panasonic999 does not show cards.
panasonic999 wins $517.45

Thanks. This has got to be one of the toughest adjustments a Hold'em player needs to make when they start playing Omaha. I remember the excitement I had flopping sets in Hold'em, even bottom set, because sets over set were relatively rare. In Omaha, when I flop a set (even top set) I immediately feel uneasy and start looking for ways that I am going to get beat.

Oh, I know that feeling.

Real tough lay down, but it looks like it might not be too bad here - unless this guy has show signs of serious craziness so far. The preflop raise is the give away that AA is a big likelihood!

Yeah, I thought the raise from the SB coupled with the suspicious less-than-pot bet on the flop had to mean AA.