$2 NLHE Full Ring: Facing Turn raise with TPTK

[Luvart]

First hand for today:

-Seat 1(BtN):
-Seat 2 (SB):
-Seat 3 (BB):
-Seat 4: Hero ($2.24 in chips)
-Seat 5:
-Seat 6:
-Seat 7:
-Seat 8: Villain ($2.10 in chips)
-Seat 9: Player 9 ($1.95 in chips)


Seat 2: posts small blind $0.01, Seat 3 : posts big blind $0.02

*** HOLE CARDS ***

Dealt to Hero [Asc Qc]

Hero: raises to 0.07$, fold, fold, fold, Villain: calls 0.07, Seat 9: calls 0.07$, fold, fold, fold

*** FLOP *** [3h Qh Jc] (pot: 0.23$)

Hero: checks, Villain: checks, Seat 9: checks

*** TURN *** [3h Qh Jc] 7♠ (pot: 0.23$)

Hero: bets 0.12$, Villain: raises to 0.36$, Seat 9: fold, Hero: ?

Villain’s stats: VPIP/PRF/AF/3Bet/hands: 26/19/56/11

Villain is pretty loose, I checked the flop with the intention to just make the call and then on a blank/drawy turn to check/raise, but his check behind damaged my plans. Turn is blank, only thing makes sense is a set of 77s, but I've lost the count on the times I've tried to "catch" opponents when they make turn check/raises and almost always I find myself against a monster.

Thoughts?

 

[portuga]

My tip here is, don't slow play in a wet board. When you don't make a cbet on flop you are losing information about the villain's range.
But I don't think that it's all lost here. He could be checking/raising with a lot of cards like KhTh, KhQx, KhJh, Th9h, AhX ,33, 77, etc.. So I think that call Turn is OK. And River I would be doing check/calling too, unless It came something like K and Xh, maybe folding if came a A too.