QQ facing turn raise (200NL)

[T-Rod]

200NL

Villain is a big CS, and I mean big. I've seen him limp K9o in the CO and call a button raise. Flop was T73 and he floated OOP. Turn K and he bet.

I've also seen him check a drawy flop with TPGK and also middle set. So he's odd.

He limps CO, I raise OTB wtih Q[c] Q[d]. He calls.

Flop ($19). J[c] T[c] 7[s]. He checks. I bet 15 and he calls.

Turn ($49). Q[h]. He checks, I bet $35.

He now min raises.

What's my play? Full stacks.

[charlie sheepskins]

Cib fold to a shove perhaps?

something a little more mainstream: call, get on your knees and pray for the board to pair, and if it doesnt reevaluate; obv checking behind if he checks to you.

[iceman5]

[k3nt]

[Triple B]

[Twelver]

[phytopath]

[Triple B]

[T-Rod]

Yeah.. I fist pump shoved and he showed up with AK for the turned str8 and I didn't improve. He also had A[c] K[c].

I'm glad y'all had the same read (he can't have AK that often). I'm chaulking it up to he's just that bad.

T

[iceman5]

[T-Rod]

Yep.

But you always feel a bit silly afterwards when you realize that a calling station just min raised you on the turn (which is the nuts almost always) and you push into him.

Just variance.

But his AK did surprise me. Limping in CO? No preflop RR? No flop raise with 2 overs, a gutshot, and the nut FD? LOL huh?

T

[bearjohnson]

[briachek]

[TwoThreeSuited]

[T-Rod]