Quote Originally Posted by Qminator
I raise here because is agg. factor on te flop is very high.
This makes little sense. Whatever your sample on him is, mind he only took max 1/4 of those to the flop. How many of those were raised 6way pots? Basically, you can throw your stats over board. (Also, a person being aggressive is NOT a reason to raise him)

I dont know how these games play, but the action in question here should be raise or call his lead imo. On such a dry board there is little need to protect whatsoever, so your question is (a) do I have enough equity to continue? and (b) how does his range respond to a raise? Its basically a question of how likely he is to stack off 150BB deep with AJ/KJ/QJ. If he doesn´t stack off with those raising just accomplishes nothing (well, protecting against KJ/AJ´s 3 outer, but ttheir price is bad already) and you´re better off calling and taking a turn.