Ok, a hand from a weekly tournament I play in. I know the people who play it well enough that I can make good reads. In any case, Villain is a LAG, but can lay down a hand if they think they are beat. My plan was to call the flop bet and push the turn.

The table is six handed. I erased the other players names to shorten the HH.

Seat 4: Bigslick828 (3345 in chips)
Seat 7: toosexy4you (3415 in chips)
SB: posts small blind 75
toosexy4you: posts big blind 150
*** HOLE CARDS ***
Dealt to Bigslick828 [8c Tc]
Bigslick828: calls 150
toosexy4you: checks
*** FLOP *** [Td Qs 3d]
WC64 [observer] said, "but i hope dawn wins"
toosexy4you: bets 300
Bigslick828: calls 300
*** TURN *** [Td Qs 3d] [Th]
toosexy4you: bets 450
Bigslick828: raises 850 to 1300
toosexy4you: raises 850 to 2150
Bigslick828: raises 745 to 2895 and is all-in
toosexy4you: calls 745

I think you might be beat when he raises back on the turn but 1/2 your stack is in there already so I would go for it at that point.

I think that the C/R on the turn is fine and I'd just hope he has an overpair or a Q - if he has 33 or a better 10, oh well.

Why is this titled "bluff attempt turns ugly?" - unless villian was the bluffing all the way.

I dont think the stacks are deep enough to be playing LAG/small ball here to start with. Either raise to steal or get out.

I would wind up putting her on Ad, Kd or Jd plus the Qd, and played it pretty much the same way.