[DJ Sensei]

I agree with Isura. You stand to make much more when you're ahead (and lose much less when you're behind) if you let him take the initiative in the hand (as in, just call his reraise).

When you flop a set, you're probably going to double up off of him. If your queens are an overpair to the board, you may well take down a big pot as well (but should play more conservatively, as AA/KK/set are possible)

It looks like he wants to try and outplay you in a pot, so let him try and do that when you have the best hand. You'll win his money more often than not.


Now, given the way the hand actually played out... this is a very difficult decision. I'd fold it and wait for better situations to get all-in. He might be putting the moves on you with a hand you beat, but 4-betting with air is hard for even the loosest and most aggressive villains to do.