What should I make of the reraise on flop, followed by a bet... no reads available.

GAME #666164216: Texas Hold'em NL $0.50/$1.00 2007-09-24 21:58:51
Table Quorn
Seat 1: ($104.90 in chips)
Seat 6: ($98.10 in chips)
Seat 8: HERO($99.40 in chips) DEALER
Seat 10: FI($105.15 in chips)
FI: Post SB $0.50
SEAT 1: Post BB $1.00
*** HOLE CARDS ***
Dealt to HERO [Jh]
SEAT 6: Fold
HERO: Raise $3.50
FI: Call $3.00
SEAT 1: Fold
*** FLOP *** [Tc][Ac]
FI: Check
HERO: Bet $10.00
FI: Raise $20.00
HERO: Call $10.00
*** TURN ***
FI: Bet $35.00
HERO: Call $35.00
*** RIVER ***
FI: Check
HERO: Check

//KeLLoGsX

I think the minraise on the flop is probably either a FD or an Ace. I seriously doubt you are beat at any point in this hand since there was no reraise preflop. I would have liked it if you had pushed the turn here in position.

I figure he might have flopped a great draw like or something to that effect...but if your opponent had any type of Ace(which is more likely), I think you really lost alot of value not pushing the turn. I imagine pushing the flop would have been better than calling, but I don't mind waiting for a safe card here.

Am I reading this right that we are 4-handed, and you raised preflop from the button (likely looks like a steal) then you overbet the flop (looks like a steal again).

He could have all kinds of crap here. Yes he's repping a big hand but 4-handed in this situation I'm playing top 2 for it all every time. Get it all-in by the turn, however you think best to do that.

I'm confused by your flop overbet but the turn is bad IMO.

Looks like you didn't know what to do so you settled into calling. Calling gives him free cards and the possibility of bluffing you out on the river. Better just to push it in now (get value, protect hand) or fold if you think you're beat.