[NL100] QQ Getting raised

[Ranma4703]

In a previous hand villain called my preflop raise with KTo, called a continuation bet on a KQ4 board, and called a river bet after a J hit. He's kind of loose, slightly passive.
100bb stacks, I raise QcQs preflop to 3.50, he calls in the small blind. Flop comes out
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He checks, I bet 6$, he raises me to 15$, I call
Turn
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He bets out around 1/2 pot, 17$, I raise to 39$, he pushes, I call.

[Suwalski]

Good only thing that beats you is 99/55. He could have tons of draws.

[mendacity]

you butchered this hand on the turn, min-raising. Fold turn.

[Suwalski]

I agree that turn play is for sure questionable, but i think that once we put 40% of our stack in, on a board like this, we're just not folding with the amounts of draws out there.

[Ranma4703]

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I agree that turn play is for sure questionable, but i think that once we put 40% of our stack in, on a board like this, we're just not folding with the amounts of draws out there.

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I raised like that for two reasons: Charge draws (I know he has odds to call the raise, but he doesn't have odds for his bet + draw), and to get him to commit with a hand that is weaker than him. If I raise more than I did, I am pretty much pushing, so I feel my raise keeps like A9/TT/JJ in the hand. He showed up with AA.

[orange]

i like your play. 3-betting flop is an option but i think i like calling and seeing the turn more. pretty much only 999/555 that beats us (and maybe 45 and the like).