50NL: hand with LAG player

EverestPoker Game #1852757527: Table Berlin-37 - $0.25/$0.50 - No Limit Hold'em - 23:23:54 - 2007/07/25
Seat 1: BasN ($47.00)
Seat 3: Hoenemekkie ($81.10)
Seat 4: Hero ($65.20)
Seat 5: XUM ($34.84)
Seat 6: Pazzogio ($15.45)
Seat 7: dutchn00b ($50.05)
Seat 8: Zibinho ($63.03)
Seat 9: blaffmaker00 ($17.40)
Seat 10: hollooow ($10.25)
Hero posts the small blind of $0.25
XUM posts the big blind of $0.50
The button is in seat #3
*** HOLE CARDS ***
Dealt to Hero[ ]
Pazzogio folds
dutchn00b folds
Zibinho folds
blaffmaker00 folds
hollooow folds
BasN folds
Hoenemekkie calls $0.50
Hero raises to $2.50
XUM calls $2.00
Hoenemekkie folds
*** FLOP *** [ ] (pot: $5.75)
Hero bets $4.00
XUM calls $4.00
*** TURN *** [ ] [] (pot: $13.75)
Hero checks
XUM bets $13.50
Hero ???

villain was 73/10/2. He was very aggressive post flop.
He called c-bets with air in position. When the A hit on the turn, I thought that a check raise is good here. Do you bet instead?
Or are you affraid of AK/AT/A6/A2/T6 or set and just call/fold?

I aint folding here. A check raise seems excellent to me. If you did it, Nh sir.

68bb deep and Lagtard tries to represent your hand against your "JJ".

AYCEB his ass.

Consider sometimes betting out this turn, to earn credit of 2nd barrels.

With your read the turn check raise looks good. An alternative is to check call and then check the river hoping to induce another bluff but I don't think your hand is quite strong enough to mess around.

@Pants_101: As you say, our hand is not good enough to mess around, I think we have to put all our chips on the turn after his bet ...

Let him bet his worse hand/bluff at you again.