200NL Full Tilt "When T-rod Can't Find a Set" Poker

Villain is fully stacked and of the 24/11 variety. HE does bet 85% of his rivers which is VERY high.

I've seen him twice limp TP on the flop. In a diff hand, I completed with AK and lead on a A high board and he min raised me with AJ on the flop (he limped it LP). I called. Turn ck/ck. River he bet 3/5 pot, I called and won.

I call UTG with 8[c] 9[c]. Villain in SB completes as does BB.

Flop ($6) K[s] 8[d] 9[s] Villain leads 4, BB calls (he's a TAG), I raise to $15

Villain min raises me back to $30. Hmm. BB folds, I call.

Turn ($ 70) J[d]. Ck/ck

River ($70) 4[h]. He leads $40.

Thoughts. Anyone push the turn or fold it?

Bet the turn, this is the draw happy board of all times. The J most likely doesnt hurt you unless he has something like . But it does make the odds of you getting draw out a hell of a lot worse. Any card over a 10 now is a scare card or counterfits you. Bet the turn and find out where you are, there is a good chance if he just calls your bet you are ahead and there is a good chance you have bought yourself a check behind on the river if you so choose. A cr on the turn and you are usually going to be behind and can act accordingly.

For those who say shove the flop or who say pound the turn when he checks, what hand range to you put him on?

I sense some are saying flush draw, but how often is a flush draw going to lead, get reraised big, and then min raise back?

I bet you a box of peanuts that T-Rod lost this hand (and not to KJ). The guy bet, got called, T-Rod raised and then the guy min reraised him right back. Thats a HUGE hand. I cant believe its a draw.