Hi. I have no clue about what his miniraise on the flop means, 99-JJ? or KK-AA? If he does it with AA/KK he give us great potodds if we are drawing to something. Maybe "testing the water" with two overcards?
What line would you take in this hand? comments on every street please.

Villians stats: 30/19/2 over 140 hands
Party Poker
No Limit Holdem Ring game
Blinds: $0.5/$1
4 players
Converter

Stack sizes:
UTG: $458
Button: $239
Hero: $99
BB: $314

Pre-flop: (4 players) Hero is SB with Q Q
2 folds, Hero raises to $3.5, BB raises to $10, Hero calls.

Flop: 7 8 6 ($20, 2 players)
Hero bets $15, BB raises to $30, Hero calls.

Turn: 4 ($80, 2 players)
Hero checks, BB checks.

River: 2 ($80, 2 players)
Hero?


Results:
Final pot: $

b/f river...seems fine as played

Maybe a flop check/raise would be better than a lead. He has position, and 3-bet PF, so he's probably good for at least a c-bet, and our c/r will have a greater psychological impact.

Other than that, I like bet/folding the river also.

We just got $59 left, can we really bet/fold?

c/r flop. Shove flop as played, this is bvb and villain seems pretty loose and agressive.

Bet 40-50 on river and obv. call a shove with $10-20 left in stack.

Sorry, but a greater psychological impact? Do we want him to fold or something?

Didn't notice that. No we can't.

I think check/raising the flop is best still though.

Open-shoving the river probably isn't too bad. He's 30/19, so it's quite possibly for value, or it might make KK-AA fold.

Nope..he is calling with AA and KK 100% of the time. We shove this river for value and we can be very happy about that.

I do agree though that we should c/r this flop.

I c/r this flop very often. If I was going to lead here though it would be with the intention of shoving over his raise.

I'd 4-ball this pre like always, but calling can be OK too depending on you're overall gameplan.

As played, 3-bet AI on flop. Not sure why everyone wants to C/R, the last thing we want is for villain to check behind.

Is preflop standard?

Edit:

did not see Ringmaster's reply. I would play it pretty much the same he does.