What's your move here and why?

------HAND 1------
Early William Hill £20 67 riders (15/30)
Table "Tourney 1541375 - 2" Seat 2 is the button.
Seat 1: Registrar (1450 in chips)
Seat 2: Champer5 (1445 in chips)
Seat 3: Acerclubs (3075 in chips)
Seat 5: Daes265 (720 in chips)
Seat 6: Calv10 (1900 in chips)
Seat 7: dkauto (1090 in chips)
Seat 8: Monty999 (1450 in chips)
Seat 9: enrico (580 in chips)
Seat 10: Fold'em1 (1400 in chips)
Acerclubs: posts small blind 15
Daes265: posts big blind 30
----- HOLE CARDS -----
dealt to Registrar [Qc Qh]
Calv10: folds
dkauto: folds
Monty999: folds
enrico: folds
Fold'em1: folds
Registrar: raises to 90
Champer5: folds
Acerclubs: calls 75
Daes265: folds
----- FLOP ----- [4s Ks Kd]
Acerclubs: bets 90
Registrar: ?

I'd put in a good sized raise to like 300. I doubt he bets his trips, and if he raises you, then you can fold I think.

[tripp0807]

Got a read on him? Without one, I min-raise. Without anything on that flop for him to draw to, it'll scare the [censored] out of him if he doesn't have a king.

[David]

Raise

[nyc999]

I raise - my guess is villain is on a small/mid-pp and thinks you whiffed the flop. They probably c/r the flop or turn if they had a king-- I bring it up to 250-300.

just to add I think his most likely holding here is a mid pocket pair, since you can't call without a K or a high pair.

[Poker Jon]

Call.

If the turn is a blank, either fold to a bet (read dependent and pretty weak), or raise a bet to get information - if he goes back OTT, then you know he has a K, if he folds, then you take the pot.

If he calls - shut off completely IMO

[KramerTM]

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Got a read on him? Without one, I min-raise. Without anything on that flop for him to draw to, it'll scare the [censored] out of him if he doesn't have a king.

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I almost never like the min-raise, and this case is no exception. I don't want to give him any reason to call with his AJ here and spike an A. Put in a good size raise here, fold to a reraise, and be prepared to check behind on the turn if he calls your big flop raise (with the intention of calling a moderate sized bet on the river).

[Poker Jon]

Marwan,

Depending on the skill level of the player this could back fire.

if he 'doesn't' bet with trips, he might think that you don't 'raise' with trips on the flop either and come back over the top of you with 1010, 99 etc, in which case you can lay have to lay it down.

not a fan of the call either, we want him to commit more chips if we are way ahead, build up the pot, plus don't give a free card.. if he's playing a K, our raise should clarify things or at least make us play more cautious.