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[QUOTE="TheBigFinn, post: 6168761, member: 120233"]
Hero UTG+2, $11.53  Holding AcAd
Villain CO, $10, posts a dime
Villain Big Blind, $17.02
BB and SB post as does the Villain who just entered the game. Folds to Hero with :ad::ac:  Hero bets $0.45 which is a little light, but I was hoping to keep some players in. Villain in the CO calls as does the BB Villain. 
$1.33 in the pot, Flop comes, :4c4::6c4::8d: and BB Villain min bets a dime. It doesn't look like the board hit anyone. There is a flush and a low straight draw, but both look unlikely. I assume a raise will fold out the field, so Hero calls as does CO Villain. 
$1.61 in the pot and the turn comes :8s4:  BB Villain checks and Hero bets $0,80. CO Villain re-raise to $2.01 and BB folds. Not what I was expecting. I don't think there were many 8s in her range and was thinking she is putting me on two hard cards and trying to buy the pot. Hero SHOVES and CO Villain insta-calls. Uh Uh.  $19.46 in the pot and Villain shows down. :ah4::8d4: for 3 of a kind. Worse she has one of my aces. As I look back there are many places I should have played better..

1. Preflop, Should the raise have been larger, given the pot was bigger by the posted BB?
2. Was calling the flop to keep players in wrong? Villain could have been holding A9 instead of A8
3. If I had raised as the cards lay, both would have folded.
4. Should Hero have called the re-raise on the turn and evaluated on the river?

[SPOILER]The river brought the final ace and Hero spiked the one outer. [/SPOILER]
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