Best way to play TPTK?

[r8ed]

Villain hasn't voluntarily put money in the pot for about 20 hands. I was raising often. I think this tells me exactly where I am in this hand. Is this the best way to play this though?

***** Hand History for Game 4695453573 *****
0/0 Texas Hold'em Game Table (NL) - Mon Jul 10 00:14:04 EDT 2006
Table Gamehendge (Real Money) -- Seat 3 is the button
Total number of players : 5
Seat 2: macallan84 ( $95.46)
Seat 3: doc_cc ( $255.80)
Seat 4: Slap_Jack ( $99.70)
Seat 5: Hero ( $114)
Seat 6: BlackJackRJ ( $93.72)
Slap_Jack posts small blind (0.50)
Hero posts big blind (1)
** Dealing down cards **
Dealt to Hero [ As, Qs ]
BlackJackRJ folds.
macallan84 folds.
doc_cc folds.
Slap_Jack calls (0.50)
Hero raises (3) to 4
Slap_Jack calls (3)
** Dealing Flop ** : [ 7c, Qd, Jh ]
Slap_Jack checks.
Hero bets (6)
Slap_Jack raises (12) to 12
Hero raises (16) to 22
Slap_Jack raises (58) to 70
Hero folds.

[martindcx1e]

i think i prefer a call/re-evaluate line usually. if you were oop though i'd like a raise/fold line better i think.

[Silly String]

I like it. He raises your 3-bet and tells you exactly where you stand. Muck it!
If you call and re-evalutate you have to face a minimum of one more bet on the turn/river that exceeds the cost of your $10 3-bet and you still can't be sure where you are. Worse yet you may catch a 2nd pair or trips and face tougher decisions when he likely has a set.
Well played, you lost the minimum with TPTK.

[underminedsk]

perfectly played. If he calls my 3b im ultra suspicious and am checking any turn behind, even if I spike an A or Q, and given his tight image probably check/folding any river as well unless I improve or he bets like .00001 of the pot size.