Sng early levels (20/40) pickup big draw on turn

[Poker Orifice]

Early levels of a $5 10-plyr SNG on Titan.
20/40 10players left
Villain is UTG1 and limps in
MP1 calls
.. folded to me on BTN w QJs & I call
SB calls
BB checks
We're 5-handed...
Flop (200) 3s-Kd-Ks
SB checks
BB checks
Villain - bets '100' (1/2 pot)
Hero - calls 100 (with flushdraw)
Turn (400) 3s-Kd-Ks "Tc"
Villain - bets POT - 400
Hero - ???? (we have 1,450 remaining in stack & have picked up an OESD along w Fldrw)

What range do we put villain on here?

[BluffYou123]

If the board wasn't paired, I would go as your sig says and SHIP IT but I would tread carefully because it is.

Just let it go and wait for a better spot imo.

Prob best to let it go as you could be drawing dead (or very thin to AK) and you don't have much of your stack invested.

[Assistanc3]

If the board wasn't paired.............

Flop (200) 3s-Kd-Ks

Way I see it, if your going to call on the button with a draw hand
... and you get your draw with a big pot

[BluffYou123]

Way I see it, if your going to call on the button with a draw hand
... and you get your draw with a big pot

Yes, you do still have a big draw but you can't win the hand if your opponent has 33, KK TT or KT.

All these hands are possible with an UTG1 limp.

If you call and make your hand, you are committed and have to at least call whatever villain bets on the river.

[Assistanc3]

No, I actually don't have anything as I would not have played QJs from the button the same way

Lets say it's possible villain could have 33, KK TT or KT
Is it also possible he could have 72o-AA if we are looking at a range, well the blinds are 20/40. Personally I think that is just a little to soon to speculate a range other then 72o-AA.

If Hero is gonna play the draw hand cheap and gets a silver spoon instead of a gold one
Ship It