AK blind battle

[mike2405]

Villain is a passive 29/0/1 player. Havn't seen him in any big pots so has just built his stack from little ones.

GAME #616520967: Texas Hold'em NL $0.25/$0.50 2007-08-03 01:11:53
Table Dale
Seat 1: Hero ($122.40 in chips)
Seat 3: jmanns ($54.05 in chips) DEALER
Seat 6: EmmasDilemma ($140.09 in chips)
Seat 10: Villain ($86.70 in chips)
UncleDavid: Post SB $0.25
werbo87: Post BB $0.50
*** HOLE CARDS ***
Dealt to Hero [Kh Ac]
EmmasDilemma: Sitout
jmanns: Fold
Villain: Call $0.25
Hero: Raise $1.50
Villain: Call $1.50
*** FLOP *** [Ah 4h 9d]
Villain: Check
Hero: Bet $3.00
Villain: Call $3.00
*** TURN *** [7c]
Villain: Bet $4.50
Hero: Raise $12.00
Villain: Call $7.50
*** RIVER *** [3h]
Villain: Bet $27.50
Hero: Call $27.50

Any comments?
What do you put villain on?
What do you think about the turn raise? Looking back I'm not overly pleased with it to be honest.

[crazycrazy]

how can there be Ah on flop and also Ah in villains hand ?? RIGGEEED!

[bode]

this is fine, especially in a blind battle.

[bode]

actually, him being that passive does scare me a bit, but sample size is probly small.

[griffey24]

I can't see you being good here at all. I think two pair has you owned.

Why not just flat call his turn donk, and call a river lead if he bets, or value bet the river if he checks?

You've repped a strong hand and he's pushing into you on the river. TPTK no good here, I don't think.

[mike2405]

I took a long time to think about it and ended up calling. He had A10. I think the fact that he is so loose pre-flop meant I decided on calling based on thinking that he probably just had a lower ace like AQ, AJ, A10, but it was close.

[martindcx1e]

why did you raise the turn?

[snowbird4life]

What he said ^

Just call the turn and don't inflate the pot

[martindcx1e]

And I'm not saying it's bad so don't ever do that. I really want to know what the thought process was while doing it.