[Kristian]

You have to be very careful with 'feelings'. If you can't back your feelings with facts, there is a big risk your feelings are affected by your hopes, causing you to make bad judgements.

You shouldn't think of your opponent in absolute terms, trying to guess his hand. You should think of hand ranges, and those ranges can be adjusted by your reads, feelings or whatever you want to call them.

In this case, your read is that your opponent with a higher probability than an average opponent makes this move without a good hand. What you are really asking is: "Is my read strong enough to act on?". We can't help you with that, it's up to you to decide [img]/images/graemlins/smile.gif[/img].

My opinion on the hand if you want it is that if you want to bluff him out of the pot, do it on the flop. After his min raise, I let it go unless I somehow have a really strong read.