No reads.
Villain has $950 and I cover.

This is obviously an easy hand, but stack sizes make this a bit awkward...

Pre-flop: (5 players) Hero is Button with
UTG folds, CO calls, Hero raises to $28, 2 folds, CO calls.

Flop: ($65, 2 players)
CO checks, Hero bets $55, CO raises to $110, Hero ?

hero raises to 325 and pretty much pushes any turn.

What do you put him on? I think set is remote. 2 pair is likely as is a big draw like 9h8h or QhJh.

I think this is a no-brainer to reraise, but how much is giving me problems. I think making it about 300-350 is a good amount. It gives him poor odds to chase a flush, but also gives him some room to push if he wants. Assuming he doesn't fold you should be able to get all his money in by the river, if not the turn.

man I hate giving odds for someone to chase that flush. Based on implied odds he might have a point calling a weakish raise if he thinks he has a chance at your stack. I think I am allin there. Without reads, based in just general oposition in 3/6NL, do you think they let go AJ or better on this one??

As i'd say, I'd hate to see a if I just call or put in a small raise. You raise preflop and a push might scare him of but maybe you are lucky and he hit a set of jacks but, Wouldnt he had raised JJ on the CO?. That min raise is really really fishy. The only possible raising hands at that point were raising hands PF specially SH. I think he has the flush draw and is trying to slow you down. I reraise to about 1/2 his stack at least.

Alot of cards hurt your hand on the turn i think, any any card that pairs the board, i would be inclined to reraise to 350$ and get it in on any harmless turn. Also he will be able to get away more easily from his hand if the turn is a and he has 2 pair.

The FD doesn't scare me here...pairing the board does...he either has two pair, or AK/AQ for TPTP/TPHK with the gut draw. My bet is two pair.

Yea, I expect he had some kind of ace or draw.
I played like a pansy and pushed all-in and he folded.
I suck.