Gameplan here?

[spino1i]

Villain is TAG.. is the flop play good or no? Whats your play on the turn?

***** Hand History for Game 3415421257 *****
$200 NL Texas Hold'em - Sunday, January 22, 06:40:18 EDT 2006
Table Table 69122 (6 max) (No DP) (Real Money)
Seat 2 is the button
Total number of players : 6
Seat 1: Evil_Ecstasy ( $197 )
Seat 2: FTPickle ( $179.70 )
Seat 3: sim9222 ( $827.49 )
Seat 4: PotatoEater9 ( $269.05 )
Seat 5: RickyButler ( $596.95 )
Seat 6: y0ung_buck_ ( $196.60 )
sim9222 posts small blind [$1].
PotatoEater9 posts big blind [$2].
** Dealing down cards **
Dealt to Evil_Ecstasy [ 8h 8s ]
RickyButler folds.
y0ung_buck_ folds.
Evil_Ecstasy raises [$4].
FTPickle folds.
sim9222 calls [$3].
PotatoEater9 folds.
** Dealing Flop ** [ 8d, 5c, 2h ]
sim9222 bets [$9].
Evil_Ecstasy raises [$18].
sim9222 calls [$9].
** Dealing Turn ** [ 7d ]
sim9222 bets [$22].
Evil_Ecstasy ???

[finky]

I' dont mind a min raise here, I looks like an ego bluff "I rased pre flop, its my pot" kind of thing. This coupled with the preflop min-raise(?!?) gives off a fishy vibe that could get you called down by a weak pair or overpair.

When he leads out again I'm thinking they must have some kind of pair/draw combo, maybe 99/66/76. I'd bump it up to 50-60 and take it from there, calling a push.

[Galapogos]

I'd guess all he's playing is a pocket over-pair and he just wants you the hell out before an ace or king shows up. I'd definately go all in.

[mxiu]

Bump it to 60 and call his all-in. He flips 99-JJ?

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[Bmxicle]

Make it 25-30 on the flop, if he is going to draw make him pay to do so, and don't give him great odds to call and beat your obviously strong hand. I still raise him on the turn to like 60 as someone else said, because Opp prolly has a very wide range of hands because he interprets you as a misraising asshole, but i could be wrong so it is very read dependent.

[dsaxton]

Just out of curiosity, what hand are you putting him on by the turn? I'm a bit confused by his line.

I'd make a normal raise on the flop, probably tripling his bet, then throw out a big raise on the turn.