Jason Ring

I would bet bigger on every street. flop(25-30), turn(75-85) as nobody with a jack is folding, river(150+) as fish probably won't fold his trips plus 8 is a good card as it will give him full house often

The problem with credibly check-raising the river with the blocker is the way you played the turn in the eyes of villain. After c-betting the flop there aren't many A+NFD hands that you are going to just check-call the turn. Most players with A+NFD will either barrel the turn or go for check-jam on turn. As villain in this hand I couldn't give you credit for NF as played so if Im betting river for value calling off is necessary. 

Does my thinking here make sense?

After you check the flop I would consider a turn 3bet jam. This player could fold which is a great result but when he calls we can have the best hand at times and should have good enough equity the times he has 2 pair

Raise pre flop. Raise the flop

I think its a pretty easy fold. He has the nut flush almost always. 

Fold. Its unlikely villain is doing to donk bluff here

I would raise it to about 28 or so. You're IP which will be huge for the river

Fold to his flop cbet. Like Aleksandra said you only have 3 clean outs. With him willing to call down lightly it doesn't seem like a good spot to float and take pot away on potential scare cards.

As played I would not bet the river.

You should be potting this turn 100% of the time the way this hand was played prior. A 2 is a great card for you and with 1PSB left its an easy jam. Don't give villain a free card. Too many rivers will put you in tough spot where you might fold incorrectly or not get value from hands you would have on turn or lose to some weak 2 pair he might fold on turn.

Easy call pre flop and easy shove on the flop

The iso pre is way too spewy. There is no way you will get all the players to fold and you'll be playing OOP for the hand. I would donk the turn and hope he folds. Though this will rarely happen you're going to call his bet anyway so if he ever folds its a huge plus

I would bet around 18-20 here and call it off if he raises. Betting only 18-20 leaves us about 1/3pot on river for 3rd barrel in case we miss. Villain could have a similar type hand that is ahead on brick river but will fold to bet.

I would call it off and be somewhat happy about it. He very rarely has KK and though 99 is reasonable he probably bets many of those combos on the flop. The rare occasions he has either hand you have outs with the 2 gutshots and 3. 

Fold on the turn. Don't think he's ever folding after this bet and your hand is way behind. I would most likely fold on the flop even though it might seem weak. If he's aggressive he will barrel most turns and there isn't much you can do about it

Agree with Tom pretty much 100%

I think stacking off is easily the best play here and wouldn't think twice about it. Your hand is way to strong to consider folding obviously and don't see much merit in flatting his raise. If you run into AA w/NFD then so be it.

After you decided to check the flop I think calling turn and river is pretty standard. Whether or not to bet the flop or check back is debatable. I don't see myself ever folding this river without knowing more of how villain thinks/plays

I think checking the flop back is fine. As for the turn I think raising is a viable option but I have a problem with your sizing and some of your reasoning. I don't think you are getting anybody to fold 2 pair after you check back the flop. What hands are you repping that raise for value here? The fish will just not want to fold and the thinking player will realize your line doesn't quite add up so folding top 2 is out of the question. As for the sizing, I don't think you need to pot it. Somewhere around 275 should be fine.

I would rather 5bet this hand given that you have been 3betting somewhat regularly.
As played I think x/jamming the flop is easily best play.

No don't just flat the 90 pre. You made the right play. Just hope for a decent flop and get it in

I think the flop and turn you chose the best options.

As for the river, I could be convinced that any of the 3 options are best. Depends a lot on his bluffing frequency and how thin he will value bet. Also, how often he is just flatting a set on flop or nuts on turn matters. Given only 150 hands and that fact that he is NLHE reg who plays high-stakes he can certainly be bluffing here so I'd probably lean towards a call.

So you decide to raise pre with this hand then hit a set and bet/fold the flop? Doesn't seem like a very profitable play. He also didn't pot it.

I think its an easy bet/get it in after you decide to raise pre. You also have a gutshot and at least 1 bdfd in the cases somebody has higher set

I think your reasoning for flatting the flop makes sense and seems to be the best play. His turn bet sizing seems like he's setting up for a river shove that is big enough to get you to fold medium strength hands. Betting bigger would seem to be best play to protect value hands. Given this I think calling>raising>folding. You have somewhere around 28% against a range of sraights, sets, and nfd.

I think you should bet more on the flop, probably 12 or 13. As for the turn, like overbet56 said its a bet/decide though I would certainly lean towards calling against this opponent. You'll be getting better than 2:1 and fishy villain could jam any pair+fd type hands or pair+sd hands

Villain should and probably is value betting KJ here every time

This is a fold pre before you open, then a fold when you get 3bet and then a fold on the flop.

You're right about the 3bet. This hand is too weak to be 3betting OOP. I think folding is best by far.

As played I think betting the flop is mandatory. Giving up on the turn is probably correct as well. As for the river I don't think you will get enough folds to make x/raising profitable. His range contains too many value hands. The fact that you just got caught bluffing last hand could make villain think you are tilting as well.

Against the opponent described without position I think bet/folding or check/folding are the better plays, with check/folding probably best. He will probably float this flop a lot and bet turns when checked to. I don't really know which cards would be good to donk or ch/shove besides K or hearts as his range is so wide.