AQo out of position against LP raise

[wslee00]

.5-$1 NL

I have AQo in the BB. Everyone folds around to CO-1 who raises to 4. SB folds, I call.
Pot (~8) Flop is Q 3 4 rainbow.
I check, he bets 7, I call - hoping to lead out on the turn(is this what you would call a blocker bet?)
Pot (~32) Turn is K
I no longer can bet, so I check, he checks
Pot (~32) River is a blank
I check, he bets $40. [img]/images/graemlins/confused.gif[/img]

[mikeyworm]

That King might have scared him as much as it scared you. I see no reason why to not continue with your plan and lead the turn. I might check raise this flop though and then lead the turn because on a flop like this you are ahead way more often than not.

[wslee00]

From my experience, it just seems like MOST people at this level actually do have a legitimate raising hand when they raise, even if everyone has folded behind. I put him on JJ-AA, KQ, KJ, AK, AQ, AJ. However, that turn check and then river over-bet had me all confused. Villain has been playing pretty normally up until this point.

[BigBiceps]

The turn check on the king is one of two things.

Either Qx or KK (small possibility of KQ).

The river overbet indicates that it was KK. Am I right? PM me if you saw the showdown.

[BlackRain]

Pretty easy river fold I think. I think a flop CR may have been a better line.

[wslee00]

i called - he showed me KK - i told him nice play