Is this ever NOT Aces? ($200NL 6-max)

[stickdude]

I have villain pegged as "Easy Money" on Cake, but he doesn't strike me as a complete maniac - until he pulls a maniac move like this.

$1/$2 No Limit Holdem
6 players
Converted at

Stacks:
UTG ($262.15)
UTG 1 ($67.00)
CO ($190.80)
BTN ($75.75)
SB ($191.90)
Hero ($361.05)

Pre-flop: ($3, 6 players) Hero is BB [Js]
2 folds, CO raises to $14, 2 folds, Hero calls $12

Flop: [6c][8h] ($29, 2 players)
Hero checks, CO goes all-in $176.8, Hero ?????

[Semillon]

[stickdude]

[Triple B]

[Semillon]

[k3nt]

[T-Rod]

I cannot argue with fold for sure.

However, to me this screams AK/AQ type hands.

I've never seen Aces open to 14 before, especially in LP. No need to bet that much.

Then on the flop, why push when you checked?

This feels like a hand that doesn't want a call from start to finish. I'm not sure if my "feel" is worth a stack to find out though.

[k3nt]

I see it occasionally at Bodog. Open way bigger than usual with aces and then just shove any flop, hoping you'll look bluffy or whatever. But I also see it with any two cards when a guy just wants to show off. Very often in the latter case he'll show his cards after you fold the flop, just to demonstrate the superior magnitude of his reproductive organs.

[shamdonk]

[Stoneburg]

[Twelver]

[Stelvask]

this really looks like either AK or a smaller pair to me. that's a fairly decent flop for someone with a big pair after raising to 7x, so I don't get why he'd flat jam AA. there's *no* way he gives you credit for JJ here,

If i think the guy is an idiot, i'm calling here.

what worries me the most is [Kh]. if he's jamming on you with two overcards AND a flush draw, you're in trouble. But you're not overly far behind.

If the guys a maniac this call becomes 100x easier

[Stoneburg]