I think you have to reraise him here, he could just be trying to buy a free turn/river with this bet. I want the draws out of here, there's only 3 hands that beat you right now...AK,AJ,JJ. I'd reraise and see where I'm at here, if I'm beat I'm beat.

I would've reraise, unless i knew he was a tight player, then i would have played it slow. (i'm new to poker so maibe i'm wrong? )

If the board came rainbow I would consider playing this slow, but with 2 clubs on board you have to take away the odds of drawing to the flush. Re-raise the size of the pot and take this hand down right now. If she plays back at you you may end up losing your stack, cause there is now way I am laying down trip A's with a Q kicker unless we get 4 clubs on the board. I would say it is doubtful she has one of the three hands that have you beat. She raised big PF and I am guessing her bet is a standard continuation bet of about 1/2 pot.

I am guessing she is playing 10's through K's. Realistically if she has a club flush draw she's not betting out, instead she'd be trying to see a cheap card. but you just can't take any chances.

I would reraise, like SuckoutKing said there arent many hands that have you beat, the chances of him having one of those hands is quite slim.

If you reraise it puts him thinking the same thing about you? what have you got?

If he has AQ he will be thinking there arent many hands that can have you beat, so try and get another reraise out of him on the turn, thats of course if the turn is good.

Be interesting to see what he had.

I agree with the other posts to this thread. A reraise seems to be the only way to go. If this guy has a four flush, he may be trying to get a free card in case a club does not fall on the turn. If you get reraised, he may actually have one of the three hands that beat you. In that case, I would proceeed carefully from that point on.

I think you've gotta reraise to about 10, but if he comes back all in, you've gotta give him credit for a hand that can beat yours and fold.