Big pot, but... (3/6 FR)

[shobute]

New to the table.
Full stack and BB covers.

Limped pot, I'm in CO with .

Flop comes , pot $30.
Checked to me, I bet $25 and BB check-raises to $65.
Folded back to me and I call.

Turn , pot $160.
He bets $100, I raise to $300, he pushes.
It's $250 to call in a $750 pot.

Thoughts?

[Xaston]

I don't like the turn raise if you are not ready to call a push.

[iceman5]

[shobute]

[The Golden 1]

[black_knight6]

Yup, don't let him get in there with the naked Ah and suck out.

[iceman5]

It depends on the played but theres something to be said for just calling the turn in hopes that he wil think YOU are looking for a 4th heart and he will bet the river with his 2 pair / set type hand.

[shobute]

I was more thinking along the lines that the only thing that's staying around after I raise is a flush, and probably not a small one.
I think in this case avoiding being outdrawn is more important, but that's the question.

This time he had .

[Allstar7]

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[Triple B]

I get stacked here too.

However, does nobody think reraising the flop is a good play here? I probably reraise to $200ish. I've got a perfect hand to show villain that he can't check-raise me with impunity, plus I don't mind getting allin on the flop here (although sadly in this case hero is a huge dog since villain has the exact 2 cards you don't want him to have) Villain actually has the best possible hand against your hand that is possible. Even [Jd] is not as good.

[kennyg]

[iceman5]

[SNGNOOB]

[kennyg]