So I am taking the plunge and learning the dark side of hold'em. I am sure to have lots of questions, so here is what promises to be the first of many. I discussed this hand on the IRC channel but wanted to get more ideas. This hand is from a non-PT compatable site.

My stack $60, villian is in bb and has me covered. Villian has been aggressive, but does not particularly impress me. Then again, I am pretty new to knuckling down and learning how to play no-limit ring games, so I have little basis for comparison. The table is weak-passive.

I am in MP with [Jc]. Two limpers, I limp, one more limper behind, bb miniraises. All call, $5 pot. Flop [8c][3s]. Checks to me, I pot, one caller to bb who miniraises. $25 pot, $5 for me to call, what do I do? I pushed. Mistake? Results to follow if it matters. I am really just looking for my line here.

You are behind AA, KK, AK which are all likely hands. Min raise usually means strong hand

Call the minraise and re-evaluate on the turn. If you miss your flush, just check and hope to get decent odds to hit on the river, if you don't, fold the turn. If you hit your flush, probably go for a CR, and if he checks behind then lead the river for 2/3 the pot or so, a minraise on the flop usually means monster though so I find it hard to believe anyone who's donkish enough to minraise will be able to get away from their hand when you make your flush..

Call is +EV as there is another caller, + you disguised your hand.
Push is -EV, as minraiser will likely call, and you are likely behind his range.

I think a call of the minraise is your one and only option here. Pot odds way too good to fold, but reraising is ... well, I can't think of any reason why you should reraise.

I like your play the whole way. Call the min raise.