UTG folds, UTG+1 min raises (he's done this all the time, but raised properly with premium hands) MP/Villain calls (35/13/2.3), I call OTB w [Js]. Small blind folds, Big blinds call.

Flop 17$ - 4 players: [2h][Jc] Two checks, villain min bets 2$, I raise to 14$, two folds, villain thinks for a little then calls.

Turn 45$ - heads up: Villain leads for 50$, and has 66$ left behind (I cover).

Push or fold?

I'm mostly scared of 22, possibly KQ and TT, think AA and JJ is less likely.

I thought he might have been on the FD, but find the potsize lead a bit weird. AK / AQ / A2 possibilities maybe?

is the hand you should be worrying about. However, I think you're ahead often enough to put it in here, and of course you have a few outs when you're behind.

Minibet on the flop tends to be a draw or TP with kicker worries.

Preflop is begging for you to reraise.

With other 2 pair hands and big Aces in his range I'd push here, because I can't see him folding these when it's $66 for him to call into a $160ish pot.

To be honest at 6max I would be tempted to re-raise this kind of min bet preflop with AJs.

If your read is that he makes proper raises with proper hands and min bets with drawing hands then I am very worried.

You can't beat AA,22,JJ TT or AK, AQ, KQs, all hands a muppet would min raise UTG...... A2 or is about the only hand I can think he might have that you can beat here. ... actually this is quite a likely holding.

II would want to know how often this guy is winning when he goes to showdown, because his turn bet tells me he isn't going anywhere - Despite all the hands he can have that are beating me I would probably push, hoping to see JTs.

He beats AQ, AK, AT, and JT, so yeah shove.

Reraise preflop though.

I rereaise preflop to $35ish.