TPGK vs a weak turn lead.

[jj12]

Villain here is TAG 22/15/3. My read on him is that he likes to take stabs at pots with random junk. E.g. he limps in SB and donks into 3 people on a 338 fd board with ATo. We both start with 600. I am playing 20/17/5.

I raise utg AQo (no hearts). He calls from the blinds. Flop is T[img]/images/graemlins/heart.gif[/img] A[img]/images/graemlins/heart.gif[/img] 2[img]/images/graemlins/diamond.gif[/img]. (pot is 65)
Villain donks for 45 pot. I call.
Turn is a 4[img]/images/graemlins/diamond.gif[/img] (pot is 155)
Villain donks for 95.

Do I raise this punk up?

[LuckyDevil]

POP it up. Bet sizes look like a draw or a weaker ace.

[My_Name_Is_Hov]

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POP it up. Bet sizes look like a draw or a weaker ace.

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would u call a shove?

[jj12]

ok so if I raise to 300 there is 250 left. how can I fold?

[My_Name_Is_Hov]

misread OP... somehow thought it was a lot deeper

[wpr101]

I definetly just call and usually call a river bet.

[catcher193]

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I definetly just call and usually call a river bet.

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[List]

Call. Called a non-heart river, unless it's a weak lead, in which case you should consider calling a heart river too.

[berserk]

Raising here is really bad

[jj12]

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Raising here is really bad

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I think this is an overstatement. His hand definately looks like a draw / weak ace to me. I have never seen TAGs bet so weak on draw heavy boards with monsters.