The right move?

[Facey]

BLIND WERE 400-800 WIT ANTE OF 100.

Stacks:
* UTG with 78624
* MP with 10284
* CO with 31903
* BTN with 50080
* SB with 35608
* BB with 15292

Blinds:
Site: full tilt poker
* * Dealt to BB:A♣ K♥
* * Sklansky group 2
Preflop:
* * UTG calls [1,200]
* * 4 players fold.
* * Hero raises to 5,100
* * UTG raises to 10,800
* * Hero raises to 15,142, and is all in
* * UTG calls [4,342] Hero shows :
* * A♣ K♥
* * UTG shows :
* * A♠ A♦
* * Total folds this street: 4
* * Potsize: 30884
Flop:
* * 9♦ 4♠ 3♥
* * Potsize: 30884
Turn:
* * Q♣
* * Potsize: 30884
River:
* * 2♦
* * Hero shows Ace King high
* * UTG shows a pair of Aces
* * UTG wins the pot (31,784) with a pair of Aces

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[Steveg1976]

Reads of the Player UTG are Vital, if you know he is tight then you have to think he has AA, KK, or QQ in this spot and fold. If he has been very loose and stealing the blinds a lot then I say this is just a cooler.

Two things are important to keep in mind however, one is that UTG is the chip leader, he can elliminate you but you can't even hardly dent his stack. Two is with an M<10 you should probably just shove your chips to give yourself maximum fold equity. It wouldn't have helped in this hand but you didn't know that.

 

[Henreiman]

The call could've tipped you off, but with your raise, you had already committed 1/3 of your stack. The reraise showed power, but you're only completely dominated by As or Ks with AK, and he might have Qs. You kind of had to go all in as a short stack, folding would've left you with about 8 BBs

 

[shinedown.45]

Without any reads(from my point of view), an UTG re-raise of twice your raise is a definite show of strength.
I would also like to point out that I think your raise was a little too much preflop, IMO a 5xBB would have given you enough info without committing yourself.

 

[Lemlywinks]

I agree that the preflop raise was too much. If he limps under the gun you don't want to push him out of the hand with a raise that is too big. That being said, if you put in something like 2.5-3k and you get a re-raise of all in, chances are you are getting a 50-50 shot at best. Lay down after the raise was best if you hadn't committed 5k, but at the time you didn't make a bad call after the raise. You had committed too much.

 

[CfPoker]

If the blinds were 400/800 why is UTG calling 1200? I'm assuming they were 600/1200/100ish

I don't see an awful lot you can do to get away from this really. This UTG limp/reraise line is often AA/KK/QQ, but you're only playing 6-handed here so his range might be a bit wider, especially as he has a big stack. I'd probably go for the call myself.

 

[JupeZ]

We are playing 6-handed so normally people would just raise from UTG IF THEY HAVE GOOD HAND, like AK or AQ or even 77-99, but that just limp is fancy move. I even sometime say that "AA warning" lol. Thats right this time. Little raise is ok, like 3-4k, but if thelimper pushes u ALL IN it usually means that he has good hand and just call if u want to be eliminated.