50NL: Trips on turn

[jimmy44]

$0.25/$0.5 Blinds No Limit Hold'em - *** 07 27 23:01:35 2007
Table Copal (Real Money)
Seat 8 is the button
Total number of players : 6
Seat 10: Hero ( $52.9 )
Seat 4: bronko36 ( $49.4 )
Seat 5: jazzma93 ( $44.45 )
Seat 6: roganity ( $46.5 )
Seat 8: kjack115 ( $24.13 )
Seat 9: jitsuki ( $65.71 )
jitsuki posts small blind [$0.25].
Hero posts big blind [$0.5].
** Dealing down cards **
Dealt to Hero [ ]
bronko36 folds.
jazzma93 folds.
roganity folds.
kjack115 calls [$0.5].
jitsuki calls [$0.25].
Hero checks.
** Dealing Flop ** [ ] (pot: $1.5)
jitsuki checks.
Hero checks.
kjack115 checks.
** Dealing Turn ** [ ] [ ] (pot: $1.5)
jitsuki bets [$2.9].
Hero ???

jitsuki was 58/0/1
kjack115 was 72/5/1
Do you raise turn to make flush draws/pair of Q and A pay?

[Fnord]

8$, $15 on the river. Fold if he plays back.

[bode]

8$, $15 on the river. Fold if he plays back.

get shorties stack in with the above bets, but im folding like never against him. Maybe if the full stack pushes over, but never shortie.

[crazycrazy]

8$, $15 on the river. Fold if he plays back.

You say u fold to turn reraise ?? from what i saw people with 60 vpip's will move there on you with an ace which they didnt bet at flop (and sometimes A7,K7...) if he moves on river u may be beat... wonder if u meant turn too, can u explain ?...

[HiLo]

He seems very passive post flop - If his overbet on the turn is unusual for him and he plays back when we raise, I think a fold isn't out of the question. Not sure if I would make it though - it's pretty read dependent. I have come across plenty of players at 50NL with stats similar to this guy's who slow play all their monsters and bluff-overbet with trash!

[Geanosssss]

Hes betting twice the pot? What kinda hand does this? A big hand not wanting anyone making their flush against him, or a rather shabby semi-bluff while on the flush draw? Either way I'd want to raise to find out.
Triple his bet and see what he does, if he comes over the top you have a tough decision, if he just calls then your most likely ahead against a weak ace or something.

I may call here sometimes to avoid the decision if he comes over the top and because he may also bluff the river allowing you to call, or he may check the river letting you know you have the best hand. Flat-calling provides you with easier decisions and may also bring the short stack along, but conversly allows drawing hands to hot their flush. So im in favour of raising here the majority of the time as it will help you define your hand.