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Villain is a reg.  He's opening ~70% of buttons and c-betting ~55% I think more on the linear side.  This hand was near the end of a 10 hour session so the dynamic details are pretty blurry to me.  I want to say he doubled through me a while ago and has been slowing bleeding his stack back to me.  He's made a few incorrect call downs and seems like the type to over adjust/get frustrated by this.

Preflop:  I decided to flat this hand given it's rainbow.  I'd almost always 3b it, but we're a little deeper and it's nice to have a few of these in my flatting range.

Flop:  I flop pretty huge and we had a fairly aggro x/r dynamic so it seemed like a good spot.  When he 3bets, I don't think I have any option but to call?  I feel like jamming is a really good way to get it in a lot of bb's on the low high 30's low 40's side but I could be wrong.

Turn:  My plan was to x/jam that card with spr ~2.  I think a lot of his turn betting range has decent equity vs my hand so getting folds from those is good.  Thoughts on x/jam vs x/ca and taking a river?

River:  I'm sort of lost on this river.  On one hand, his value 3b range on the flop shouldn't contain many J7/J6 combos unless they had backup, and it seems fairly unlikely he'd opt to check back turn with hands like JT97.  Additionally a lot of his queens up 2pr's bet turn, so it's tough for a bet to get value.  Otoh, T98 and 985 missed, both of which are fairly frequent in my flop x/r, call 3b range, and I would certainly be wanting to bluff this river if I was near the bottom of my range and villain isn't repping a ton of strong hands.  I think villain is hand reading so that makes me lean more towards betting here.  Otoh, it's fairly likely his range contains a lot of wrap combos given he 3bet flop then took a free turn, so check/calling river could be better. 

Thoughts on all streets appreciated.