villain is a tricky thinking reg; aggressive, good at handreading. most of our history consists of him either owning me or owning himself (ie, assuming I'm misrepesenting my range and attacking it, when I just have it.)

77% cb flop, 44% cb turn; 37% fold to flop cb, 17% raise cb, 21% donk.




I think the call pre is fine since there are no squeezers, dooley is a fish,

Flop I'm not sure if I like a raise more because I rep a narrow value range and he definitely knows it. Better if two tone?
Regardless, calling isn't going to be a big mistake and there are better spots (like when I've been running him over) to make a raise since he can't do very much.

Turn facing his c/r (I think it's a mandatory bet since he's giving up a lot)
What kind of range do you assign him? I really don't get this line much.
Some kind of AQ gutshot, turned hearts, funky played set?
He can definitely put me on floats that will bet turn a lot, so I give him credit for possibly having a value hand or bluff....combos wise the bluffs are a lot more.
And I'm unsure given the gameflow if he can really even have sets here.

On the river I feel like he shouldn't sets anymore; hed be going for the double cr...
so what's our play?


Looks like a ship to fold out Ahi (possibly weird spazzed bottom pairs turned into bluffs)? Or do we have legit sdv here...

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Relevant stats:
stats: played lots of 2-4handed so numbers are pretty wide;
41/32, 20%+ open from all positions, 90% btn open
33% fold to 3bet from Btn and CO, 100% mp/ep over small (<10) sample
~400 hands total

agree with your thoughts on pre, flop flat and turn bet.
wither to call turn or not, depends on range. possible he has overpair looking to exploit a peel-n-steal line. straight draw or turned combo draw like 79hh also possible. Or rage bluff that just doesn't want to give the pot up, w something like AK, AQ, 66 or total nonsense like K5s, 65s.
Interesting spot but have to go for now.