$200NL at UB.

I call raise with AQs. 2 others call and we see a flop of Axx. Its checked to me and I bet $20 into a $28 pot. BB calls.

Turn pairs the board and it goes check / check.
River is a T and he leads full pot ($68). I call and lose to AT.

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Few hands later. Same villian raises $7 and I call with 87s. 1 more caller.
Flop is A63 and I have a flush draw. He bets close to pot and I call.
Turn is a 9. He bets $40 and I CRAI. I alomst never make this play because I get called every time. I get called again this time and I miss. He has AT again. Bad call in my opinion, but whatever

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Few hands later. UTG raises $7, this same villain reraised to $24. I push all in for $200 with AK. UTG folds and this same villain calls with JJ. I win.

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OK, I have a maniac image.

Different guy (44 / 23) raises to $7 in MP. I reraise pot on the button with [Js]. He calls and we're heads up.

Pot $48 or so. Flop [9s][Ts]. He checks, I bet $35 and he calls.
Pot $118. Turn . He checks, whats my move? He has about $160 left and I have him well covered

If your fold equity is as low as you make it sound just take the free card.

If you do hit a flush or straight they'll be less inclined to believe you anyways.

People have been calling you down light and winning, bad time to semi-bluff, just take the free card and hope a Q or spade will bust him.

If he's very inclined to call then you have no reason to bet here when behind when you can still get a lot of money in on the river if you hit.

Also fold preflop.

Fold preflop? The guy is raising 23% of his hands. I think a pot sized reraise here takes it down most of the time, plus I have position. I dont see anything wrong with preflop (although I did just make a post about getting more conservative preflop).

Theres absolutley nothign wrong with folding preflop, but I also see nothing wrong with reraising or calling preflop.

If hes raising 6%, then KJs is going to be dominated alot of the time, but at 23%, I think i will dominate HIM much more than he dominates me.

I have position which is crucial and my reraise will also help slow him down.

I think the preflop reraise is perfect.

I think you're essentially turning your hand into a bluff, which is ok.

Just don't play a big pot if a K or J flops on an otherwise dry board (duh).

Shobute, what kinds of hands are you willing to reraise with here?

I checked the turn behind for the obvious reasons that everyone listed. I almost pushed in though because I though he wouldve check raised the flop if he had an ace.

The river was a . He led $40 and called my all in with AQ.