K10s in a home game: How bad did I play this?

[Pokerbrat]

Hey, I was playing in a home game the other day with $.10/$.20 blinds. Everyone bought in for $10, and I had about $16. I covered the Villian in this hand. We were 5-handed. I was UTG with K [img]/images/graemlins/diamond.gif[/img] 10 [img]/images/graemlins/diamond.gif[/img]. I raised it to .75. UTG+1 re-raised to $2 total, an additional $1.25. He is a LAG who usually gets his money in with the best hand. He likes to see a lot of flops, but he will rarely reraise with trash. He has been known to overplay some hands though. It is folded around to me, and I call the raise. The flop comes K [img]/images/graemlins/club.gif[/img] 10 [img]/images/graemlins/spade.gif[/img] 3 [img]/images/graemlins/heart.gif[/img]. I check to him, and he bets out $.75. I smooth-call it. The turn comes the Q [img]/images/graemlins/spade.gif[/img]. I check to him again, and he pushes in his whole stack, about $12. He then says, "I don't want you to catch your straight against me" and walks away from the table. Usually Villian will not try to mislead people about his hands. So I am fairly confident he doesn't have a straight already. What is my move?

[EMc]

Folding pf is probably optimal here. As for the hand, it is probable he has AA, AK, longshot KK. However, we are getting terrible odds so ill probably just fold.

[ama0330]

I'd be raising this flop all the way to valuetown. Make it $2 to go and watch him crap his pants. As played you should probably fold, youre really only beating AK or AA, but I'm feeling KK/QQ here.

By the way you should halve the blinds or double the stacks, your homegame plays too shallow. Says me.

[Pokerbrat]

I think the home game doesn't have enough BB's also, but no one else agrees with me. It ended up that I called (because I put him on AK), and he showed down AQ. This was very surprising for me. I guess he was so sure I was on a straight draw, because I played it that way. I avoided a 9-outer on the river, and I won about $32 for the day.

[ActionStan]

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I'd be raising this flop all the way to valuetown.

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2 pair is too weak to slowplay especially on a draw heavy broadway board. Value bet. Call/fold depends entirely on read.

[IceMuncher]

I'd value-raise his weak bet on the flop. In fact, given this hand, I'd raise his weak bets on the flop fairly often.

Edit: Didn't notice we're oop. Value bet this flop, 3/4 pot or so.