V is a 20's WG, tournament reg, I've never played with him before. He just sat down to my right. Hasn't played any noteworthy hands so far. Effective stacks about $300.

I'm in MP with AA. UTG limps, V limps UTG+1, I open to $12, UTG and V call.

Pot is $39. Flop QQ9r. Checks around. I'm thinking I keep my range wide, and can probably only get 2 streets from worse. Right move?

Turn is 8, puts 2 clubs on the board. UTG leads out $4 , V calls, I make it $25. UTG folds, V calls.

Pot is $93. River is offsuit 4. V checks. I'm not sure what range to put V on here? I think my range still looks pretty wide at this point. I bet out $55, expecting V to look me up with his 8x or 9x hands. Should maybe just check this back? How much of his range is V checking here that I can get value from?

I bet, V c/r to $130. Snapfold?

Go bigger pre. Isoing two limpeurs with 12$ is like begging Them to come with their trashy hands and see a flop. I'll at least go for 16. After two limpers
My standards is 12 +2 for each limpers. Even bigger when they are players to act still

There's two approach on this kind of situation river man. You can take a decision based on your range and how you situate yourself or you could take a full vilain dependend approach and fold even the top of your range if you think he's never bluffing here

But most importantly dude there's no clear answer to whether call or fold river. It will depends first on your isoing range pre and second on your checking range on the flop
Because IF you never checking back some Qx on their flop I mean your way to high in your range. What do you have river better than AA ? I guess 8's full but I would personally bet 88 on the flop to protect my equity

I would personally have some QTs, Qjs that I could check back on the flop raise turn et bet river that would be a clear call.

So as I said it's up to you. It's true that's its kind of hard to see vilain bluffing here but hey dude it's Live Low stakes you'll always see once in a. Kur moon some crazy **** hands bluffing and you're getting a hell of a good price to call river