Villain: 67 hands, 12/11/0

I don't really like my preflop call I think. If I raise, how do I react to a 4b? Does this kind of player 4b anything but KK/AA from UTG? Not sure if I'd feel comfortable stacking off almost 200bb deep.

As played okay? Or bet river smaller? Was hoping for a herocall from KK or KQ, and max value in case he has TT or KJ or AK/AJ (although AK and AJ are probably not very likely)

PokerStars Zoom, Hold'em No Limit - $0.02/$0.05 - 6 players
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UTG: $9.22 (184 bb)
MP: $5.31 (106 bb)
CO: $5.44 (109 bb)
BU (Hero): $9.55 (191 bb)
SB: $6.78 (136 bb)
BB: $5.36 (107 bb)

Pre-Flop: ($0.07) Hero is BTN with Q♦ Q♠
UTG raises to $0.12, 2 players fold, Hero calls $0.12, 2 players fold

Flop: ($0.31) 2♠ Q♣ T♥ (2 players)
UTG bets $0.15, Hero raises to $0.75, UTG calls $0.60

Turn: ($1.81) A♠ (2 players)
UTG checks, Hero bets $1.52, UTG calls $1.52

River: ($4.85) A♦ (2 players)
UTG checks, Hero bets $7.16 (all-in), UTG calls $6.83 (all-in)

3b pre.

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Our reaction to a 4b depends on how large it is, but flatting will be superior to 5betting unless villain is a maniac.

You may want to consider flatting this flop bet since there are no flushdraws out there and you also block some of villain's top pair combos that will call you.

As played, the turn card is not good for you because KJ just got there and as a result you should be betting smaller here.

The river overbet is fine I suppose since villains range seems capped...KJ would have raised the turn. However, it seems hard for you to get called by worse with such a large bet.

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With this tight of a player I feel you need to 3-bet because it gives you a lot of information.

In this situation he'll most likely be be 4-betting KK+, and maybe AK, then flatting anything else.