Only 22 hands with villain but he seemed pretty active playing 41/32. Totally frooze up on the flop due to the bigger stacks and b/c I was really tired. The monsters under my bed told me that I had to risk $90 to win $17 but at the same time I should be ahead here often enough and then some, shouldn't I? Was actually quitting for the night - these kind of things always seem to happen on the last orbit, don't they..?

Full Tilt Poker $50.00 No Limit Hold'em - 6 players
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BB: $50.00
Hero (UTG): $94.40
MP: $50.00
CO: $17.20
BTN: $78.70
SB: $68.40

Pre Flop: ($0.75) Hero is UTG with Q K
Hero raises to $1.75, 2 folds, BTN calls $1.75, 2 folds

Flop: ($4.25) K Q 4 (2 players)
Hero bets $3.00, BTN raises to $10, Hero?

Is there any other viable line other than just re-popping it on the flop and be willing to get it in, even considering the larger stacks? What's my best re-raise size? I'm feeling at least a total of $35 since since I really can't see villain calling any raise with a holding weaker than some sort of combo-draw anyway (or something that already beats me).

Will he ever call any raise here with a TP type of hand? And if he does, is this really the time to mess around and try to keep him in with such a hand instead of just taking the 30+ BB pot down right away?

you should def be happy to get it in here unless villain is super nitty. Your average 50nler will do this with AK, draws, and air.

Call and c/rai any turn apart from an ace or spade

Click it back, call a shove and run good.

Raise to like 28$, call a shove obv, jam blank turns, hate life on spade/Ace turns.

Top 2 on a drawy board vs a laggy player = get the money in quick