What to do - vs squeeze

FullTiltPoker Game #2577634596: Table Ariba (6 max) - $3/$6 - No Limit Hold'em - 21:12:18 ET - 2007/06/03
Seat 1: powpowjr ($350.95)
Seat 2: hlacheen ($670)
Seat 3: ColmsUM ($1,389.75)
Seat 4: pekingdream ($540.70)
Seat 6: jbrother2 ($627)
hlacheen posts the small blind of $3
ColmsUM posts the big blind of $6
The button is in seat #1
*** HOLE CARDS ***
Dealt to hlacheen [Tc Th]
pekingdream raises to $21
jbrother2 calls $21
powpowjr has 15 seconds left to act
powpowjr folds
hlacheen calls $18
ColmsUM raises to $105

Villain is a regular, 18/16/9.... How do you play this if you have a strong feeling he is squeezing.

"if you have a strong feeling he is squeezing" ... push

the hard part is having a strong feeling

show the rest of the action up to you please.

I'm assuming it's folded to you. If you really think he has a wide range here, you can push. You'll probably get some pretty bad calls too.

pekingdream folds
jbrother2 folds
hlacheen calls $84
*** FLOP *** [5h 3h 2s]
hlacheen checks
ColmsUM checks
*** TURN *** [5h 3h 2s] [3d]
hlacheen bets $180
ColmsUM raises to $1,284.75, and is all in
hlacheen calls $385, and is all in

looks like AA

With so much money in PF, I didn't see how a high PP would check behind on that flop.

Originally Posted by Harry

With so much money in PF, I didn't see how a high PP would check behind on that flop.

the board is super dry (given preflop hand ranges by the action) and he wants to help you improve maybe just a little?

If he thinks the board is dry he must not think suited connectors are in my range. If that's the case, he must be putting me on a small PP, which he would not want to let "improve a little." If anything, he would bet the flop before an overcard came to kill his action, no?

Originally Posted by Harry

With so much money in PF, I didn't see how a high PP would check behind on that flop.

just seems like good players stopped playing AK like this once they learn how to beat 1/2. AA could still check behind this flop but i doubt KK would.

Originally Posted by Harry

If he thinks the board is dry he must not think suited connectors are in my range. If that's the case, he must be putting me on a small PP, which he would not want to let "improve a little." If anything, he would bet the flop before an overcard came to kill his action, no?

you called a raise from the SB, and another reraise after that. i don't think suited connectors would be in your range.

letting PP spike a set is bad of course, but he could also let you spike your KQ, AQ, AK, etc so he can make more money off you. i guess it would what he part your range on.

My read was somewhat right, but I don't think he plays the turn without a hand. He had Q3.