Reads: Young, mid 20s white guy who seems decent. I think I've seen him in this room before, and he seems like a good TAG. He recently won a big pot where I thought he made a good, thin river value shove with QQ though the river completed a flush draw. My image is tight, but only based on like 3-4 orbits (it was a brand new table that opened).

An EP limper. Folds to villain in the Hijack (2nd seat to right of me) who makes it $6. I think this is a good sizing tell that he's got a speculative hand. I make it $20 on the button with AA. Folds to villain who calls. $150 effective now, and I plan to commit on a lot of flops, but realize that I cannot commit too readily, since I have offered him great implied odds pre flop.

Flop: QQ10. He leads for $20. I flat. Turn: 9. He bets $25. Hero?

Obv Call lol

You're calling $25 to win $130. You're probably behind because of bad turn card, but I peel one more than reevaluate river.

Grunch: calls... If we are calling flop let's just call turn. Shove if he cks river, otherwise prob call

I make it 25 pre. I'm going into calling station mode once he leads out on this flop/turn

I would fold. This is a really thick board against a solid opponent who is betting in to us. You're getting about 5 to 1 to call but most likely only drawing to two outs.

I think I raise/fold the flop.

AP with this super small lead Im calling and eval river.

Shove turn. I'm not folding AA with $150 effective in a 3b pot ever. If he has a Q well good for him. Way too many draws out there to lose value by just calling turn.

That flop looks hideous, but it's not as bad as it looks, given the tiny raise pre, and the likely bet sizing tell. I would have raised his donk flop bet $40 -- $45. If he reraises big, then fold. If he calls, re-evaluate on the turn.

As played, call that ridiculous turn bet and hope it was a post oak bluff, and not a teaser to entice a raise. Check back river, fold to a river bet of any decent size, ship it if the Poker Gods are in a good mood and you boat up and hope he was speculating with pocket nines.

$150 to start the hand?

I'm committing on 95% of boards. Including this one. Esp since we dont have the A so he has a lot more diamond draws in his range.

I actually think turn could be a raise because he has lots of JT type hands with equity. I think he basically has Q not that often, and if he does we pay him off. As played I Just call and call all bricks.