this is a fast fold game

Hero is a 25/19/8 reg that attempts to play balanced and allows silly laggy regs to polarize themselves and bet too much.

Villain (over 128 hands) is playing 28/24/13. Notable is that he 3bet 99 IP once, he has a W$WSF of 60 which is high but his stats obviously haven't converged, his aggression factor and frequency are quite a bit higher than normal.

I sqz a bit larger than normal due to stack size and the original minraise. I also expect to get at least 1 caller in these games almost always.

on the flop I choose to x/c as I think villains range for flatting is going to be QQ-44, some AK, AQs, and maybe some stronger suited connectors like JTs etc. Against this range I'm well ahead but unlikely to get multiple streets of value. But villain is extremely aggressive and bets 80% of the time when checked to. My plan is just to call down most run outs.

villain takes just a little while before betting turn. His sizing suggests he's setting up stacks for a river shove. At this point I'm feeling less confident about my call down but still planning on calling most rivers.

NOTE THE ACTION IS MESSED UP ON THE RIVER: should read...

HERO checks, HJ shoves $131.47, HERO folds.

so I tanked and decided to fold and I'm just not sure about it. I'm concerned about what the top of my range is in this spot. I will have some combos of TT and QQ, but I'm not sure if I have any flushes. I guess I could have taken a x/c flop line with AKcc, but I would guess I bet it more often than not.

Villains flop and turn sizing seems a little large for a bare flush draw, but most flush draws on this board have overcards so he may just be over valuing potential pair outs.

lastly there just aren't any worse hands for value, so it's just bluffs and made hands and all made hands seemingly got there. would be a pretty bold bluff to start going for stacks on the flop with an airball.