Villain owned me in this previous hand:

Hero opens $20 KT on button, villain defends BB.

Flop 997 C/C Turn 3 C/C River K I bet $25, he over-bet check-raises to $220. In retrospect, I made a very stupid call. In game, I make stupid calls sometimes.

That being said, it was the first hand of the session I'd seen him play and the over-bet tricked me. Still, it was dumb.

Since that hand in the session, I've gained massive respect for him: he's not doing anything stupid, being aggressive in the right spots, generally being nice and even took a very bad beat on the chin with a smile.

This hand, we are both deep > 400 BB's.

My image is aggressive and on the looser side of the spectrum, but definitely tighter than a couple of the fish at the table. I'm not sure exactly how villain views me (especially after hand 1), but I'm almost sure he thinks I have a clue about opening standards, position, odds, and some theory.

The hand:

Hero opens UTG $20 AT
Villain cold calls next in
Loose passive in the CO calls. [$67]

Flop:

AT2

Hero bets $45, villain calls, CO calls. [$202]

Turn:

Q

Hero bets $165, villain calls, CO folds. [$532]

** I'll stop here. What range can we put villain on the calls this turn with a fish behind him? **

I'd say, every suited broadways with bdfd including KJ and some aces. Maybe trappy with 22 and TT.

There is no back door flush draw. Rainbow board.

If he has suited cards with one of his suit on the flop he has the back door open on the flop, but now it's closed on the turn :-). So maybe more like pair and a gut shot on the turn as hands you beat? I guess the most likely hand that beats you would be AQ. But could be trapping with one of the lower sets I suppose. Or the stone nuts with KJ just trying to keep the fish in.

Check a brick river for sure

B/f river

I give him credit for all combos of AJ

Hand 1 bet flop small
Hand 2 seems good

maybe not, he is cold calling a UTG raise at UTG1, so AJo may not be in his range at all and if so there is only 2 combos of AJs

AKo maybe but would basically assume this type of player would re-raise that pre but not always

if any other ace is in his hand then it's probably suited, also it doesn't make sense for him to call this size bet OTT, so I think his range here is mostly AQ and sets, only ahead of 2 combos of AJs

check/fold river might be a really good play here, also think we need to size down the turn, as soon as he called we thought we were beat so the sizing makes no sense because it shuts down worse hands

prolly going 40% on turn

meh, 105 seems like the right amount OTT

This - I don't like the sizing on both flop and turn...