W.S.O.P. $1,500 - dream flop with pocket aces - call all-in re-re-raise?

[wreaks]

(Note: these hands are out of order to disguise what happened when)

Table set up with relevant players:
Seat 2: 20-something guy from LA. Seemed to be fairly TAG, folding a lot of hands PF.
Seat 3: me
Seat 6: middle-aged Southeast Asian guy wearing a WSOP bracelet. Seemed to be looser but smart.
Seat 10: middle-aged European guy wearing a WSOP bracelet. Had won the bracelet in a HORSE event this year. Seemed looser and a bit wild.

Blinds 25/50. A couple limpers to me in the BB. I (~6500) look down at AA. I raise to 300. Seat 2 (~2600) is the only caller. Flop is:



Seat 2 bets 500. I raise to 1500. Seat 3 goes all-in (about 850 more).

What do I do? What does seat 2 have?

[D-Nut]

This one is easy......the guy obviously has a set of 3's because they always set up

But in all seriousness......this one has KQ or 3's all over it.....and if that is the case, I dont think you are getting the odds to call. But your read would have to be pretty solid that the player has one of these two hands.....and I'd be pretty certain if I were in your chair.

[otbdave]

Call, KJ.....

[Chipless Wonder]

I call here, and hope he has A-K or A-Q.

[PokerBroker]

After bumping it to 1500 post flop you have to call his 850 more. He could be pushing with any decent pair knowing that if he folds here he is down to 1800 chips. I guess he could have KQ or a set of 3s you almost have to pay him off here on those two hands.

[otbdave]

Did Scott rename this post? If so that is kind of comical in a way?

Dream flop for Aces obviously you call the all-in!