Villain in this hand is a 55ish asian male. I've sat there about an hour with him. He raises a bit bigger than the norm preflop 30+. The only hand of significance was when he called a 25 preflop raise, and pf raiser made a cont bet of about 25 into 50 on A
9♠ 3♠ Villain raised to 175, PFR showed an A, villain showed A♠ 10♠
2/5 nl 300-1000 Effective stacks 550. One ep limp and folds around to villain on the btn who raises to 30. 30 was his min. standard preflop raise for the last hour I have been playing at the table. He has raised to 40-50 when some limpers came in.
Im in the small blind with K
K♠ and 3 bet to 75.
I sized down my raise because I did not want him to fold. I realize many people will say raise more especially because I am out of position. I did not see him call a 3 bet yet so I sized down. Ep limper folds and villain pretty quickly calls 75.
flop 10
9
7♣ I bet 75 and he fairly quickly raises to 300.
I have 400 left. I realize I block a bunch of combinations of the nut flush draw. I realize its a pretty big raise to make if he has a set. I just hate putting the rest of my chips in here with no fold equity and allowing him to get 2 more cards for help, if im not dead already. Also he may have chose not to 4 bet AA and bet it this big on the turn. My best scenario is he cant get away from QQ or JJ. I would appreciate hearing your thought process when deciding to make this call.