villain has been hit over the heas by the deck gotten dealt a lot of high pairs and had an epic suckout when he 3bet the flop on A73r turn j river 9 and he showed A9o vs AK

then i caught him playing similarly weak holdings when i raised my button with KJs over a bunch of limpers

reads on villain: he tends to size it high when he has a good hand and low when he doesnt so i consider his sizing to be linear, but he doesnt kmow relative hand strength as the hand above illustrstes. he will bet heaps whrn he thinks he has the best hand but overvalues TP

flop Q24 checks around

turn K checks to v he bets i call

river k he bets close to pot i raise he calls with K9o and i scoop a massive pot

villain straddles and covers table

hero (2k) is UTG1 and opens to 30 KJ

one call in mp, v defends

3way

J95

v bets 65, hero calls, mp folds

turn 2

v bets 200

I know you said he sizes large when he has a good hand but in this particular spot I don't really care. Gonna call and call I think 100% of rivers.

Edit: Like after that A9 hand his definition of a "good hand" seems flexible. He might think QJ is awesome here.

Really don't see any reason to do anything but call. I could find myself folding some blank rivers if he gives off some tells/sizing information but probably not folding blank rivers.

I am calling this villains bets thru to the river and will expect to win most of the time.
I played in a poker room yesterday against a similar/probably even worse villain who would over value his hands. I had raised pre with AQs and hit a Q high flop. Villain donks in to me for pot, pots turn, and pots river. He showed up with Q2 and I scooped the pot. I did this several times against this opponent just making sure that I had a stronger range than him, and it was pretty profitable. I didn't even raise him ever because I didn't want to scare him away since he would bet so much with these hands. LOL