I think that villian being IP can found some flats with some broadways as KJs,QJs,KQs and QQ+ sometimes, I dont understand why the small size OTF, I guess its for deny equity to some backdoors ,but I think that maybe missed value if you think you are ahead.

OTT , you check call QQ, JJ, KK and probably some AA, but why?

If you can confidently check call against his betting range, a Q OTR shouldnt be a problem, but what about any other card?

So if you think he has enough bluffs and FD OTT, which cards are you bluffcatching and which one folding to different sizes? (I think also may be a good option to raise OTT if you assume this =))

If the previous assumption is correct, I find a call there as his range is so narrow and capable of doing that, but for my experience on those stakes you should have a solid read on the villian aggresion on diferent runouts and its river play , to make a call.

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I would bet the turn, like you say he doesn't have Kx very often and hands like 66-TT will likely check back right?

I would think we only check because we think his betting range is much wider than his calling range, so this must include a lot of random floats?

If that's the case he has a lot of air on the river so I'm calling. Not loving it as he could play AK or A5s like this too sometimes.

I play this exactly the same, a good amount of the time. I see some merits too in betting turn again, so I wouldnt always check it.

OTR I would not expect villain to have 99 almost ever. For me QQ is an amazing bluf catcher here. Villains value is very Kx heavy and KQ is the most likely of those.

V just calling the initial raise and then your re-raise really caps his range to middling pairs and strong suited broadways imo. The king might look scary but i think you need to fire a second barrel. River is a shame but AP nothing you could do but to call it off.