Villain is pretty bad. He's running 65/24

In a prior hand he lead a A high flop, I raised with AT and he calls. Flop was like A85 and turn was a 2. He stop n goed me full pot and I folded.


Villain raises in MP

I call in LP and its HU full stacks.

Flop ($18) A[c] 8[d] 4[s]. He leads 15. I raise to $40. He calls.

Turn ($98). 5[c]. He leads $24.56. (LOL)

I raise him to $70.

1) Do we like if I have TT
2) Do we like if I have KQ
3) Do only like with TP or better?

Only like with TP or better.

Regardless of your hand, that's an awful turn raise.

Well, the raise sizing is awful, but you know that. The other problem is that with this raise he has 100% turned his hand into a bluff.

The question was do you like with TT, KQ, or TP or better (although I'm just assuming top pair, and not like a set)

And with that sized raise I'm pretty sure it sucks no matter what you have.

If he has 23 of clubs or AA, I think the raise is perfect. I would probably raise more with AK but I dont hate it. I think the guy has something like AT and will call a medium raise.

Trod limped in LP there is no way he has AA, he could have 88 or 44 though.

He raised the flop so I think we can throw too.

I pretty much hate the way you played this hand if you have either TT or KQ Trod. These are hands you should be raising in position against a bad limper. Either way if you decide to play them passively there is not a big pot to play for so there seems to be no reason to try to bluff a bad player. With TT maybe you can call the flop bet but the raise sucks, there is no draw that he could really be on and he likely is going to call you down with his ace. With KQ just fold to the flop bet, the pot is small and you have no real hand or draw. As DS said if you are going to raise as a bluff here making it $50 on top inot a pot that is $170 is just bad unless you have a monster.

With AK/AQ vs a calling station a I think the turn raise is ok but make it a real raise to protect your hand.