Turn play?

[Hofstra]

$2/4 5 handed on PokerStars. Game is loose and erratic. I haven't bluffed and only shown good hands.

I get KK in the BB. 2 callers, SB completes, I raise, all call.

Flop: 358 rainbow. I think of checkraising, but I'm not sure someone will bet, so I just bet out. One player folds, LP calls, SB folds.

Turn: J, completing the rainbow. I bet again, and LP raises. What is your play?
Since I raised from the BB and have been playing only good hands, my opponent will have me on a high pocket pair, or AK.

Is my opponent raising the turn with the plan of checking behind on the river (for example he has AJ and thinks there is a good chance I have AK or TT)? Does he have two pair or a set and is raising with the best hand?

Since I didn't think he'd raise on a draw, I flat called the raise. If I'm ahead there are not too many cards that hurt me, and if I'm behind I don't lose more bets.

River: T. Check-call?

Pieter

[Nortonesque]

Unless the opponent is very passive, I either reraise the turn or check-raise the river.

[briachek]

I probably reraise that turn and what he does there gives me a much better picture of where I stand. If he reraises, I call it down. If he just calls, i bet out the the river and just call a raise.

[MecosKing]

In that spot, ill usually call the turn and fire the river. That way I only miss one bet if he was going for a free showdown, but i save two if hes got me beat and decides to cap the turn.

Realistically, the answer to this question should be, reraise the turn, and muck it if he caps. But I probably wouldnt lay that down, and i think most wouldnt. So i call the turn and fire the river. If he raises, i call.