Flop top set in 4b pot HU 200bb deep - 16NLz

Posted 5 years, 11 months ago

Blinds: $0.08/$0.16 (6 Players) BN: $28.14
SB: $18.30
BB: $48.28 (Hero)
UTG: $16.00
MP: $16.32
CO: $31.27

Preflop ($0.24) Hero is BB with Q Q

2 folds, CO raises to $0.37, BN calls $0.37, SB folds, Hero raises to $2.15, CO raises to $5.38, BN folds, Hero calls $3.23

Flop ($11.21) 9 3 Q

Hero checks, CO bets $2.64, Hero calls $2.64

Turn ($16.49) 9 3 Q 4

Hero checks, CO checks

River ($16.49) 9 3 Q 4 T

Hero bets $14.15, CO folds

Final Pot BB wins $15.75
Rake is $0.74

Hi guys.

Had this hand happen to me today and I've got a few questions regarding some decisions I'm unsure of.

Preflop: CO who plays 30/26 over 80 hands raises and a (presumably) fish who plays 60/0 calls. With QQ here, I don't want to give them both a good price being OOP, so I make it quite big. Is this a reasonable sizing?
When he clicks it back, usually in this population that's either KK or AA and very rarely A2-A5s or stuff like that. Since we're 200bb deep and QQ is just way too good to fold pre, I decide to flat call.
OTF: I flop the nuts and villain elects to bet around 1/5 of the pot. I'm thinking he does this to protect his whole range when he 4b clicks pre. Do I just call here or would you prefer me raising? To me a raise doesn't make much sense, since we scare away his bluffs (AKsx), random garbage holdings and occasionally JJ. Calling doesn't necessarily uncover my hand as strong.
OTT: Do I ever lead here? Does he ever check back AA or KK here?
OTR: My sizing. I'm targeting AA, KK and maybe TT (very few times). Should I overbet or check to induce a bluff? I'm really curious as to what you guys think here.

Thanks a lot!