Push the turn?

** Game ID 595680673 starting - 2005-11-30 17:27:59
** Almost Hear You Sigh [Hold 'em] (0.50|1.00 No Limit - Cash Game) Real Money

- johnny291281 sitting in seat 1 with $109.60
- kerstin35 sitting in seat 2 with $107.40 [Dealer]
- johnnymarr sitting in seat 3 with $100.00 [Sitting out]
- frimann sitting in seat 4 with $92.75
- Ugrath sitting in seat 5 with $164.75
- Mrbergo sitting in seat 6 with $167.03
- nooutsleft sitting in seat 7 with $18.40
- sweatyslick sitting in seat 8 with $21.30
- Belushi sitting in seat 9 with $100.00
- oIo sitting in seat 10 with $45.40

frimann posted the small blind - $0.50
Ugrath posted the big blind - $1.00
** Dealing card to johnny291281: 7 of Spades, 8 of Spades
Mrbergo folded
nooutsleft folded
sweatyslick called - $1.00
Belushi folded
oIo folded
johnny291281 called - $1.00
kerstin35 raised - $4.00
frimann called - $4.00
Ugrath folded
sweatyslick called - $4.00
johnny291281 called - $4.00

** Dealing the flop: 6 of Clubs, 5 of Hearts, 3 of Clubs
frimann checked
sweatyslick checked
johnny291281 checked
kerstin35 bet - $8.00
frimann called - $8.00
sweatyslick folded
johnny291281 called - $8.00

** Dealing the turn: 8 of Hearts
frimann checked
johnny291281 checked
kerstin35 bet - $20.00
frimann folded
johnny291281 called - $20.00

** Dealing the river: Ace of Spades
johnny291281 checked
kerstin35 checked
kerstin35 shows: 10 of Clubs, 10 of Hearts
johnny291281 mucks:
kerstin35 wins $78.00 from the main pot

End of game 595680673

I think he would have thought for a bit but still called on the turn if you push. I think you played it fine. You could bet big or push the river after smooth-calling all the way. He probably was shitting his pants thinking you hit something the whole way and then the Ace. But you don't know if he has the Ace.

Anyone,

Would this flop be a bad time to raise your draw, $24-$32? Is $60 on the turn an option?

Raising a draw is a great way to get a free card. OOP this doesn't work that well.

[quote="johnny_fish"]Raising a draw is a great way to get a free card. OOP this doesn't work that well.[/quote

True, but I thought in NL it's more imporant to disguise your draws with raises than for getting a free card. In this situation I see what you mean though, a check raise, followed by a check on the turn when you miss looks bad.

Let me change my question. Is leading the flop a bad line on this ragged board?

I raise pre-flop if I can abuse sweatyslick.