Villian is a 41/12 over about 150 hands... I don't think I had nearly as many hands when I was playing him though... Not really sure why I hadn't reloaded, except that it was like 6am and I was prolly playing 2/3 asleep...

***** Hand History for Game 4746861228 *****
$100 NL Texas Hold'em - Monday, July 17, 06:23:08 ET 2006
Table Table 95753 (Real Money)
Seat 6 is the button
Total number of players : 6
Seat 1: daslami ( $58.55 )
Seat 2: mvpsports ( $77.21 )
Seat 6: dolf743 ( $47.70 )
Seat 4: R0m3osdead ( $66.82 )
Seat 5: clownfish82 ( $86.55 )
Seat 3: Turkhis ( $100 )
daslami posts small blind [$0.50].
mvpsports posts big blind [$1].
** Dealing down cards **
Dealt to mvpsports
Turkhis calls [$1].
R0m3osdead calls [$1].
clownfish82 folds.
dolf743 folds.
daslami calls [$0.50].
>You have options at Table 108751 (No DP) Table!.
mvpsports checks.
** Dealing Flop **
daslami checks.
mvpsports bets [$4].
Turkhis folds.
R0m3osdead calls [$4].
daslami folds.
** Dealing Turn **
mvpsports bets [$8].
R0m3osdead raises [$16].
mvpsports???

I think I would just stick it in and lose to aces up. There's two flush draws on the board so I don't like just calling. I think there's a reasonable chance that he has aces and just picked up the heart flush draw. Folding just seems too weak.

I'm not sure I understand the argument for raising because of the flush draws.

This guy could have just called and then stuck money in on the river if he hit.
Instead he chose to put more money in now.
I don't think that the possibility of him being on a draw is enough of a reason to raise, since we could already be drawing slim to aces up or a set.
Plus he's already making a mistake if he's on a draw, right?

I guess there is some merit in that it removes a potentially very hard river decision for us.
But given that this guy minraised here I don't think he's going fire a huge bullet on the river.

I would call here and check the river.

Actually I like folding. A flush draw wouldn't raise on the *turn*. A turn miniraise is usually a monster and you certainly don't have a monster of your own. The only hand you can beat is an Ace with a big kicker, and with his stats he's probably have raised that preflop. His most reasonable hands all crush you and the reverse implied odds are bad, fold.