A J in position after flop facing a c-bet and re-raise...

j0hns0ns

My bankroll is allowing me to take a look at 100NL (I beleive) so i take a look at on table while playing two still at 50NL and this is one of the early hands so I have no reads on the players, I have AJ in CO positiion and call with the knowledge that i will probably be in position after the flop or fold to a 3-bet pre. I know it's not the strongest holding but i had position on my side...

This one really quizzed me... any thoughts?

Hand History #641337901 (16:21 07/04/2013)

Player	Action	Cards	Amount	Pot	Balance
scotty77	Small blind		£0.50	£0.50	£225.66
piglet69	Big blind		£1.00	£1.50	£167.85
	Your hole cards	J A
villain	Raise		£3.00	£4.50	£31.67
villain	Call		£3.00	£7.50	£197.48
j0hns0ns	Call		£3.00	£10.50	£92.19
AirLite	Fold
scotty77	Fold
piglet69	Fold
Flop
		2 J 3
villain	Bet		£5.25	£15.75	£26.42
villain	Raise		£14.00	£29.75	£183.48
j0hns0ns	?

LARSON7

Preflop, why don't we raise it to about £7.50-£9, don't see the point in playing this hand 3 way.

On the flop after calling the initial raise preflop there isn't really a better flop we could have asked for. It depends on the range of the re-raiser and how he has been playing.

Villian 1 just looks like a contin bet, realistically what could either be sitting with, not 2 pair surely. Set of 2's, 3s maybe, JJ through to Aces, A J, K J, or a flush draw. I would probably call on the flop, to re-evaluate on the turn given we have position, if we are calling preflop with that hand, and hit it in such a big way, i dont think we can fold to a raise a reraise, which could be a continuation bet, reraise with air/ flush draw.

I would definatly flat the flop and reassess on the turn, it looks like villian 2 has a flush draw.