and...results?

The guy pushed the turn after Kennys check raise. Kenny called. What do you think the guy had?

This is a tough hand and its why I don't call raises with AQ OOP. I might reraise, but I'm flat not good enough to just call with it because when a A or a Q flops, I'm likely to end up in this quandry.

I think he had AQ

I decided my line sucked. The only hand I beat that he may call with is KQ with a club.

I've weighed all of the advice. I still think folding preflop is weak.. and folding the flop is downright weak/tight. This guy's holding are a wide range, especially from the button.

That being said, I beleive the best EV move I can do is check/call. I'll just have to grit my teeth and call the river. It makes no sense to escalate the pot. I thought I was protecting my hand, but if he's fairly certain to bluff the river then I will get more value from that.

Results:
He pushed back. I called. He had [Jc] for the flopped nuts.

I stand by my main point which is that if the guy is aggressive enough to bluff raise if you lead the flop OR turn...you should fold preflop OOP with AQ.

I personally dont believe this guy would bluff raise the turn if you led into him because the pot would be too big and a bluff raise would commit him, but that was Kennys read.