Live $1/$3 NL Hand

[Wongboy]

I welcome any/all opinions on my play of this hand:

Live $1/$3 NLHE game at TI on a Thursday afternoon. Table contains one mega-newbie who I believe does not fully know the hand rankings, and who has apparently never played Hold'em before. He is the second worst player at the table. The worst player is a guy who tried to bluff the mega newbie out of a big pot.

Villian in this hand is playing about 40% of his hands and is usually coming in for a $15 raise, regardless of position. He is semi-aggressive post-flop and has shown down some pretty weak hands.

Hero is in the BB with AA. Folded to villian in MP, he raises to $15. Villian has approx $500 and hero has him covered. Folded to hero, hero re-raises to $60, villian calls.

Flop ($121 pot) is K,8,2 rainbow.
Hero bets $100, villian calls.

Turn ($321 pot) is another K.
Hero bets $120, villian shoves for $220 more.

What is my play here? Also, any feedback on my line to this point in the hand?

[tubasteve]

check turn man, are you serious

[jk3a]

LOL

[grando]

SNAPCALL SHIP IT

[Wongboy]

I should have clarified that I am not good at poker. However, I really really want to get better.

When he flat called the PF re-raise and also just called on the flop, I seriously discounted any hands with a K. I felt that KQ or worse would have a hard time calling the PF re-raise and that AK or KK would have re-popped.

22 and 88 were in his range, but so were alot of other PP's that he might be paying me off with.

[Wongboy]

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SNAPCALL SHIP IT

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Not sure if you are serious, but this was exactly what I did. My two buddies at the table were unanimous in thinking that it was a bad call, and that I should have at least thought about it for 5 seconds before I called.

[Wongboy]

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check turn man, are you serious

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Also, is it safe to say that the turn line should have been c/f?