[ZootMurph]

This is a situation that comes up a lot where I don't know what to do... maybe you all can help me. Live game at an Atlantic City casino. My table image is aggressive. Right now, I probably seem tight because I haven't seen many hands recently. But I splashed around in a lot of unraised pots from late position earlier in the day.

Blinds $3-$6. I have about $1100, Villain has about $1000. Folded to Villain in CO, who raises to $25. This is pretty much standard for him to raise to $25 when folded to in later positions. It basically means he has 2 cards. Folded to me in BB with 65[img]/images/graemlins/diamond.gif[/img]. I call. 2 to the flop, $49 in pot after rake.

Flop is 4[img]/images/graemlins/diamond.gif[/img] K[img]/images/graemlins/club.gif[/img] 7[img]/images/graemlins/spade.gif[/img] (the king and 7 are black, don't remember which one was which suit, but it isn't important here).

Before I continue, let me take you back about a half hour ago. Villain was down to about half his starting stack, $283 total. He was on the button. Raise from MP3 to $20, he calls, BB calls. Flop is KQTr. BB bets $20, MP3 calls, Villain raises allin. BB folds, MP3 calls. MP3 shows AJs, Villain Q5o. Turn 5, River Q.

So, if I bet here I know I will see a big reraise, and if I check I know I will see an overbet. I really don't know what the best line to take at this point. Any help would be appreciated.