[jd2b2006]

I'm curious as to what you put your opponent on with his raise on the flop. I figure with him putting half his stack in on the flop, you know the rest of it will go in later. Also why check the turn? Was it to induce the all-in on the turn?

As to how you played it, you figure you are most likely ahead on the flop unless he hit a set. But the min-raise on the flop seems a weird way to play it to me. I would put him on a weaker King and raise all-in because he will most likely call. I doubt he was on a flush draw as most people seem to raise all-in with it.