Wrong call?

[andosalado]

Wrong call or bad luck? what do you think?

***** Game number #8543865518 *****
$1 + $0.25 Sit & Go (65093465), Table 1 - 40/80 - No Limit Hold'em - 8:19:56 ET - 2008/10/18
SB posts small blind [40]
Hero posts big blind [80]
Seat 1 (BTN) has the button.
Seat 1 : BTN with 1480 chips.
Seat 2 : SB with 4740 chips.
Seat 3 : Hero with 3485 chips.
Seat 4 : UTG with 1040 chips.
Seat 6 : MP with 2755 chips.

** Dealing hole cards **
Dealt to Hero :

Sklansky group: 3
UTG raises to 160
MP folds
BTN folds
SB folds
Hero calls [80]
** Dealing Flop ** [Potsize: 360]

Hero has 15 seconds left to act
Hero bets [240]
UTG has 15 seconds left to act
UTG raises to 880, and is all in
Hero calls [640]
UTG shows :

Hero shows :

** Dealing Turn ** [Potsize: 2120]

** Dealing River ** [Potsize: 2120]

UTG shows a pair of Aces
Hero shows a pair of Aces
UTG wins the pot (2,120) with a pair of Aces
*** SUMMARY ***
Total pot 2,120 | Rake 0
Board: [Tc Ac 5h 3s 2d]
Seat 2: SB (small blind) folded before the Flop
Seat 3: Hero (big blind) showed [As Qd] and lost with a pair of Aces
Seat 4: UTG showed [Ks Ah] and won (2,120) with a pair of Aces

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[califantasy]

Its an incorrect call on the turn if you had reason to suspect he had AK, AT or AA. What hand were you putting him on with a raise that big? AJ? KQc? You let him know you had an ace when you bet out on the flop, and he responded by letting you know he was willing to bet he had the best hand or that he could make you lay down an ace.

A small reraise pre-flop might have prompted him to push all-in then, and you would have known the strength of his hand. The question then, is could you lay down AQ preflop for all of your chips?