Trip tens

[FlyingStart]

0.5/1 NL 6 max.

I'm dealt TT. UTG limps, I raise 4*BB. Folded to BB who calls. I'm new at the table, but the guy in the BB has over 200 BB and the buy-in is 100 BB, so he probably knows how to play, but I'm unsure of his style.

The flop comes JT4r. He bets about the pot into me, and I just call to trap him. The turn card then is an ace and he again bet's about the pot into me. I'm starting to get worried here, that he might have KQ, but he could also have other hands like AJ, or maybe even AK.

What do would you do in this spot?

I will post results later

[jkkkk]

Stack sizes?

This is either a push, or a raise and push on the river.

[FlyingStart]

The pot was about thirty + an extra thirty from him on the turn. I had 100 BB before the hand. So if I call, I'm down to 40 BB

[jkkkk]

Push.

[kongo_totte]

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Push.

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Also,

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but the guy in the BB has over 200 BB and the buy-in is 100 BB, so he probably knows how to play,

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His stack can't really tell you anything about his playing ability here.

[fuzzbox]

I raise him - if he was gutsy enough to lead out for full pot with KQ on this flop, then bully for him, but Im trying to get it in. (also if he has JJ, then I puke).

Incidentally - I raise the flop.

[Jocke_F]

easy push, I can't see him folding any hand at all unless he is on a pure bluff, and you will never get away from a straight here anyway.

[djoyce003]

I'd call because it makes getting all the money in on the river fairly rudimentary and there is a small possibility he could fold on the turn if you reraised him 40 bb.

[FlyingStart]

Ok, thx for replies. It was nice to have a little reality check with this hand.

I reraised for my last 40BB and he called showing down KQ