AQ facing an all-in on the turn

[jimmer]

I have been very aggressive pre-flop all night. I have probably raised 40-50% of the hands that I have been dealt in the last hour. Raising here would of worked really well, but for some reason i chose to limp. Why? i don't know.

Woody has been calling a lot of my pre-flop raises, and seems to have a good mixture of checking, betting, raising and re-raising after the flop. His ability to mix up his game post flop is the thing that's making me most suspicious with his all-in bet. I'm guessing JK is well within his range preflop, but would he still be in the hand now (after my raise on the flop?).

Bottom line; Do I call?

PokerStars Game #21334515619: Hold'em No Limit ($0.25/$0.50) - 2008/10/19 20:04:01 ET
Table 'Iapetus II' 9-max Seat #2 is the button
Seat 1: shadesman ($30.50 in chips)
Seat 2: woody1280 ($28.80 in chips)
Seat 3: tenbob ($52 in chips)
Seat 4: sriverfx19 ($50.75 in chips)
Seat 5: jbdb3 ($39.55 in chips)
Seat 6: st3ph31 ($70.40 in chips)
Seat 7: faces&aces86 ($44.40 in chips)
Seat 8: Lovconcept ($15.45 in chips)
Seat 9: KINGDING114 ($50 in chips)
tenbob: posts small blind $0.25
sriverfx19: posts big blind $0.50
*** HOLE CARDS ***
Dealt to jbdb3 [As Qd]
jbdb3: calls $0.50
st3ph31: folds
faces&aces86: folds
Lovconcept: folds
KINGDING114: folds
shadesman: folds
woody1280: raises $1 to $1.50
tenbob: folds
sriverfx19: folds
jbdb3: calls $1
*** FLOP *** [Qs 9s Qh]
jbdb3: checks
woody1280: bets $1.50
jbdb3: raises $3 to $4.50
woody1280: calls $3
*** TURN *** [Qs 9s Qh] [Th]
jbdb3: bets $6
woody1280: raises $16.80 to $22.80 and is all-in
jbdb3: ???

[Jauron]

Easy call to me. You have 10 outs if he does show up with KJ and I don't think he does. If he's got Q10 oh well, the pot is too big to fold now.

[Kemics]

limping utg is a little icky, it kind of defines your hand a little, so he knows this flop is going to have hit you. I wouldnt ever check this flop, i think you need to come out betting as its just too draw heavy.

To me i think it plays more like a drawing hand counting on fold equity than a made hand looking for action. Maybe his got the straight and is scared of the flush draw. But i reckon he has something like A J for the straight flush draw and is kinda hoping you'll let it go.

[miaowmiaowchowface]

preflop is horrendous

as played the rest is fine assuming you snapcalled

[Gunslinger]

Your table image is a huge factor. If you have been raising a lot, being aggressive, he's going to put you on a wide range. He probably expects you to raise AQ preflop. Add in that he started the hand with less than 60BBs, and you're getting almost 2.5:1, this is an easy snapcall.

[zinn0]

This:

preflop is horrendous

And this:

Your table image is a huge factor. If you have been raising a lot, being aggressive, he's going to put you on a wide range. He probably expects you to raise AQ preflop. Add in that he started the hand with less than 60BBs, and you're getting almost 2.5:1, this is an easy snapcall.

[mortaleclipse]

preflop is horrendous

as played the rest is fine assuming you snapcalled

I can see arguements both ways both I lean towards this. I have seen valid arguements of callings with the intention of snaping off whatever he has but playing AQ OOP just blows monkey balls.