Calling all-in with AA on paired board?

[flusher]

Should I fold pocket AA on paired board?
Sorry for formatting, but boss-media doesn't store hand histories.

The first round in a $3 STT; blinds 15/30, stacks 1500.
Preflop: Hero is CUT-OFF with AsAh.
6 calls, Hero raises to t450, 4 folds, UTG calls t420, 3 folds, MP calls t420.

Flop: Jh Js Qs
UTG bets t1050 (All-In)
MP calls.
Hero ???
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I called because I was on tilt ... but otherwise maybe I would still call.
First hand = no read on players. But usually people go all-in if they don't want to be called.
If you have trips and you know the person after you likes his hand ... I think you will raise or check-raise.
So I was sure the UTG has nothing (I put him on some kind of draw. Maybe flush-draw or KT (because it's unlikely he has one of those 2 missing aces).
I put MP on a jack ... but I was really unsure.


So? Can I expect in this situation someone has a J?

BTW.
UTG had Ac 9s (poor bluff)
MP had Qd 3d (???)

[GodlikeRoy]

[EscapePlan9]

blinds 15/30, stacks 1500.
Preflop: Hero is CUT-OFF with AsAh.
6 calls, Hero raises to t450

Why are you raising such an exorbant amount here? Even with 6 limpers, you don't want to scare away everyone. If you're going to raise more than 350 here, I say you just go all-in and hope for a loose call. The people at the $3 SNGs are awful and you're likely to get a caller.

UTG likely doesn't have the J, but MPs call could mean you're in trouble. I'd pick a different spot to put my money in - it's too early now. I agree with Roy.

After reading the results... those two are major donks. Make note of their moronic moves (A9o and Q3s after a huge raise?).

[Stoneburg]