Grotto Exit hand - Standard?

EvilPingu

Opponent has been raising most pots, got fed up with this and decided to 3-bet him, when I hit my ace on the flop I wasn't giving him credit for an ace, rightly so, shoved all in and he hit a flush... Should I have played this any differently, or was it always going in when I hit an ace and he picked up a flush draw anyway?

EDIT: Oh, and both blinds were away, which gave me even less reason to believe he had anything.

Player	Action	Cards	Amount	Pot	Balance
VINEY73	Small blind		50.00	50.00	1250.00
paperboy25	Big blind		100.00	150.00	935.00
	Your hole cards	A 2
DrSkunk1	Fold
seddy	Raise		300.00	450.00	3085.00
EvilPingu	Raise		800.00	1250.00	2080.00
Bluffcatch	Fold
VINEY73	Fold
paperboy25	Fold
seddy	Call		500.00	1750.00	2585.00
Flop
		A 6 9
seddy	Bet		875.00	2625.00	1710.00
EvilPingu	All-in		2080.00	4705.00	0.00
seddy	Call		1205.00	5910.00	505.00
seddy	Show	Q 8
EvilPingu	Show	A 2
Turn
		5
River
		J
seddy	Win	Flush to the Ace	5910.00		6415.00

debdobs_67

Fold pre to the raise , simplez , how do ya know where ya are in a raised pot , then you re-raise and the flop is A high ?? askin for trouble

The_Don90

fold pre

Dudeskin8

I just fold pre to 3x raise personally, you have 2800 behind plenty at this blind level and enoughto wait for a better spot imo.

Flop looks fine if you're playing A2 like that.

JBuss

As Debdobs aand Don put it >

DOHHHHHHH

looks good given the read & the xtremely top heavy payout structure.

IDONKCALLU

fold pre for sure y are u reraising light unless the villain is very aggro and u think u can out play him on flop then yeah good play just ul but unless u got reads on villain its a fold preflop 

grantorino

you have a pretty awkward stacksize for 3betting light here

I wouldnt be thrilled about 3b/f Ax here and if you get flatted you have very little room to manouver. Shoving seems a bit ott 28bb deep, although it would be my first instinct here.

Folding pre is a bit meh against this guy. You can consider calling intending to bluff lots of flops you miss, but if it goes multiway that would suck and playing A2 without initiative postflop will put you in lots of tricky spots

How likely villain is to flat pre and how he plays postflop would factor into my decision. Flop is prob ok with your reads