Villain is drateks. I have no idea how he plays and we have 0 history, but he's a SNE so he probably knows his business.

My flop bet sizing was obviously a misclick provided by tableninja. As played, is the turn fine and what's our river plan unimproved? Does it change now that we hit our set?

Poker Stars No Limit Hold'em Tournament - t20.00/t40.00 Blinds - 9 players
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MP1: t3157.00 M = 52.62
MP2: t2810.00 M = 46.83
CO: t3000.00 M = 50
BTN: t3484.00 M = 58.07
SB: t880.00 M = 14.67
BB: t2660.00 M = 44.33
UTG: t2497.00 M = 41.62
UTG+1: t3315.00 M = 55.25
Hero (UTG+2): t4305.00 M = 71.75

Pre Flop: (t60) Hero is UTG+2 with Q Q
2 folds, Hero raises to t120, 1 fold, MP2 calls t120, 4 folds

Flop: (t300) 5 4 7 (2 players)
Hero bets t300.00, MP2 calls t300

Turn: (t900) T (2 players)
Hero checks, MP2 bets t420.00, Hero calls t420

River: (t1740) Q (2 players)
Hero

Betting the turn could be better.. I think it's close.. readless vs a decent player you'd have to b/f, which is pretty tilting with QQ
(have no idea if villain is a decent player in this case)

As played, value shove river

I think you should never cbet pot unless you are against a drooler. It's very exploitable unless you are potting 88 here as well.

I think a turn c/c is fine. It's really hard to b/f this flop with your Qd so c/c should show a profit. River depends on how you perceive him but generally I like a value bet.

I know it's a mistake, but man, potting the flop sucks and really weights your perceived range to overpairs.

River looks like a shove since I can't imagine him folding a set and you're probably stacking off to a flush anyway. Plus he might put you on the bare Ad and hero with w/e