Re: QQ hand vs TAG
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Well, if you're certain he has KK after the turn bet, I think it's an easy raise as villain will fold KK more than the necessary 20%-25% of the time.
I don't, however, agree that KK is a lock. Is AA ridiculous? AK is also still a possibility (as is, say, QQ or JJ). KK is the only hand (OK, QQ, too) you want to raise, but I think there are plenty of other hands he could have.
Last thought: Is he a good player, or just a TAG? With KK, this seems like a wa/wb situation for him. Would he take the standard c/c line here on the turn if he recognizes that? Would he think you'd realize that's what he's doing, etc.?
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His turn bet seemed like he was asking me if I really had an A. I lied and told him yes. I think it would have been a disaster to not raise the turn. I can fold to a 3 bet easily. A call on the turn is telling him I don't have the A and he can take control of the hand.
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