A $15-$30 game. An early player opens with a raise and you call with the A-Q. The early player is a decent-playing local who plays several times a week at this level. His opening standards can be a little loose at times, but once the flop comes, his play is good. The big blind calls. There is $100 in the pot and three players. The flop comes down: A-J-7, giving you top pair, good kicker. The big blind checks. The preflop raiser bets. Rather than raise, you decide to call. The big blind folds. There is $130 in the pot and two players. The turn is the 7, giving you aces over sevens with a queen kicker. Your opponent checks. You bet. He raises. What do you do?