Had a horrible session today, usual mix of running bad, bad beats, and a few poor calls. I found this hand a bit tricky...

Some new guy comes to the table, and wins his first three pots, $800 total, with some play that's decidely frisky. We'll call him Frisky Guy.

The next few hands, the table goes a bit beserk - in particular the Weak Lag to my left, who dropped his hard earned $600, goes on full tilt turns into an odd mix of maniac/calling station.

I'm in the BB with [Js] and $222. Weak Lag raises to $6, solid button reraises to $15. Frisky Guy calls. I call from the small blind. Weak Lag calls. I'm slightly worried by solid button's reraise.

Flop [4c][Tc], 4 way, with $60 in the pot. Frisky Guy checks, I check (wary of button), Weak Lag checks.

Solid button bets $10, Frisky Guy calls, now I check-raise to $80. Weak Lag folds, button folds, and Frisky Guy calls yet again.

The turn's going to have $230 and I've $130 left.

Assume Frisky Guy is going to check to me on any card. So the question is ... what turn cards *don't* I push on?

Or did I just play it all wrong?

If it were any other player then this frisky guy I'd tell you to check it down, if possible.

I'd move in no matter what the turn card was against this poor fellow.