Big hand and big draw meets a turn raise wtf?!

[Borsig]

I played this hand to day and I didn't have a clue on how to play it. He's line looks very strong and I really couldn't see much else than a made flush here becaues I am pretty sure two pair, set w/e would raise flop all day and almost never raise turn.

I am playing 20/16/4.2 and villain is 22/15/2 but it's only over 68 hands. His nick is tffwa on ipoker, a regular who plays a ton, don't know his style tho.

No IQ poker 2.00/4.00, hand converted by the iPoker Converter at Talking-Poker

saw flop | saw showdown</font>

Button ($134.80)
SB ($592.60)
BB ($81.05)
Hero UTG ($467.50)</font>
Villain UTG+1 ($491.00)</font>

Hero is dealt
K A


Preflop: , Hero raises to 14.00, Villain calls 14.00, 3 folds.

Flop (34.00) 4 T Q
Hero bets 30.00, Villain calls 30.00.

Turn (94.00) J
Hero bets 65.00, Villain raises to 165.00, Hero calls 100.00.

River (424.00) 8
Hero checks, Villain moves all-in for 282.00, Hero makes a crying call

[DJ Sensei]

I think you played it fine until the river, and at that point I would fold. It definitely looks like a flush to me, and the pot isnt so big on the river that you should feel compelled to make that crying call.


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