$26, TPGK oop gets raised on turn

[fjuanl]

No strong reads. What range do you put villain on? If I call turn, pot will be 111k with 78k behind

Full Tilt No-Limit Hold'em Tournament, 2500/5000 Blinds 600 Ante (8 handed) - Full-Tilt Converter Tool from FlopTurnRiver.com

MP2 (t240243)
CO (t118921)
Button (t218148)
SB (t187202)
Hero (BB) (t131570)
UTG (t206926)
UTG+1 (t125611)
MP1 (t245258)

Hero's M: 10.70

Preflop: Hero is BB with K, Q
5 folds, Button bets t10870, 1 fold, Hero calls t5870

Flop: (t29040) 8, Q, 10 (2 players)
Hero checks, Button checks

Turn: (t29040) 6 (2 players)
Hero bets t16450, Button raises to t42233, Hero ...

[baudib]

Maybe it's me but when the button takes this line I just fold and not even worry about it much.

[drmcboy]

wow, feels like a fold but it's hard to think what he could have that beats KQ save 666/86/97. clubs +something seems more likely. Or he had weak Qx/Tx types and he is raise/folding to protect since you could easily just be taking a stab but he'd rather not guess on river + showdown value.

I don't like call, too many ? rivers. I would either jam or fold, I think it's close and hate folding so I'd go all in.

[chardrian]

meh - in general raises on turns on the nuts. But since the flop went c/c that is diminished here.

I donklead flop a lot there now but would c if my opp is a perpetual c-bettor.

As played I shove. The 6 should not help him unless he has exactly 97 or 66.

This is also a really good spot to go'n'go pre.

[stardustakos]

I don't like it one bit. Looks like he was slowplaying AA KK or a set. The turn raise is strong and hating your life you should fold. I would aslo lead flop here. If I went with it, I would not call, I would push.