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AJ, x/r on a dry flop. Was this a good shove ?

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AJ, x/r on a dry flop. Was this a good shove ?

Blinds: t200/t400 (8 Players) MP+1: og1963: 3,833
CO: Graupelz65: 12,224
BN: icarus462: 15,487 (Hero)
SB: jjrulz46: 8,711
BB: Antonmodem: 16,559
UTG: jaskolagno: 47,201
UTG+1: laiosnica: 12,219
MP: glockner84: 13,431
Preflop (600) icarus462 is BN with A J
jaskolagno folds, laiosnica calls 400, glockner84 raises to 1,000, 2 folds, icarus462 calls 1,000, 2 folds, laiosnica calls 600
Flop (3,920) 4 Q 8
laiosnica checks, glockner84 checks, icarus462 bets 1,970, laiosnica folds, glockner84 raises to 3,940, icarus462 calls 1,970
Turn (11,800) 4 Q 8 A
glockner84 bets 3,200, icarus462 raises to 10,507 and is all in, glockner84 calls 5,251 and is all in
River (30,758) 4 Q 8 A Q
Final Pot icarus462 lost and shows two pair, Aces and Queens.
glockner84 wins and shows a full house, Fours full of Queens.
glockner84 wins 28,702

Just sat on a new table. Villain has been very aggressive and has been opening very wide(40/20 15hands). I probably should of 3bet since I am dominating his opening range.

Was pretty confident he was x/r with a lot of Qx and gutshot draws.. Do you think my jam on the turn was unnecessary and what is V representing when he x/r flop and leads the turn ? Would you put villain on a set hands like 44, 88, QQ ?

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