Stars 1/2.

I have QQ in MP3 with $250. Folded around, and I make it 6 to go. CO with $236 calls. Others fold.

Flop J85r. I bet $12. He calls. Hmmm... could be AJ, and with this action, I feel like my hand is stronger than it looks. Very loose LP raises definitely abound, and by making it 6 rather than 7 or 8, I feel like I look weaker than I am.

Turn pot now $36, and I fire $28 (turn is an offsuit 2 for a complete rainbow). Now he raises $40 to $68.

This actually looks to me like a set line. I call here, and check -fold river when he pushes.

Should I fold the turn to the initial raise? I've repped at minimum AJ here (which I more than likely wouldn't have raised here, but they don't know that).

I ask partially because in a live 2/5, I had KK shoved up my *** not all that long ago with exactly this line on a set.

Best just to fold to the turn raise--at least against a player who hasn't gotten noticeably out of line?

Played perfectly IMO. On a dry board like this I'm calling his turn raise all day long and then check fold river as you did.

If the board was more draw heavy and I didn't have a part of it I'd be more apt to fold turn due to reverse implied odds.

Against tight opponents I would occasionally check turn here as well though.