I have 78 hands on him @ 49/3 all his aggressions at like 1... His original raise wasn't that fast, but he 3bet me like lightning...

$0.25/$0.5 No Limit Holdem
6 players
Converted at

Stacks:
UTG ($58.05)
UTG+1 ($29.01)
CO ($60.75)
BTN ($41.12)
Hero ($76.85)
BB ($43.89)

Pre-flop: ($0.75, 6 players) Hero is SB [Qs]
UTG calls $0.5, 1 fold, CO calls $0.5, 1 fold, Hero calls $0.25, BB checks

Flop: [Qc][4c] ($2, 4 players)
Hero bets $1.5, 2 folds, CO raises to $4.5, Hero raises to $17.5, CO raises to $35, [i][color=#777777]Hero ???

meh

I'm not sure I like your 3-bet here unless you are going to be pushing. On this board with this hand I think keeping the pot small is great...if he has the flush which is very possible, and you spike a ten or Queen, you will pretty much stack him, while if another club hits or he starts betting big amounts, you can get away cheaply. I'm just not in love with your hand against this villain...he's pretty passive most of the time, and you can probably take his money in easier, less marginal spots.

So, I call the flop raise and keep the pot small. I don't think I am calling the 4-bet...he is letting you know you are crushed...or he's playing the worst JJ in history. Heck, even and KKc is a coinflip. Wait for a better spot to get money in.

I just call teh flop raise here, Or what I like even better hee is to chewck and see how things progress. Maybe a check-call flop then a lead out on a non turn or something.

This is why I usually just check this flop when its limped.

If a non-club falls on the turn, I get very aggressive.

Considering this guy is not that aggressive and very loose, the fact that he's come alive like that probably means you are beat. My read is a guy with an AF of say 1 is calling with teh A[c] here way more than he is trying to raise and get it in (even if that is a good play AFs of 1 don't do that).

Hero curses and folds. This guy has an aggression factor of 1 and he 4 bets you on this board, worst case he has Q and you are slightly ahead, everything else that is in his 4 betting range has you a large underdog. I actually really like the way you played this hand, your 3 bet is going to get called by hands you are ahead of like the naked you can get a fold out of hands that are slightly ahead of like a pair and a club and when he 4 bets you can fold and get away from this hand cheaper than you would otherwise.

People rarely raise the flop with a bare at small stakes so at this point I have to assume he has a set or a flush. Time to fold.