Looks pretty standard to me, we block sets and there's a ton of draws, J9 gets there on the turn but I can't see myself slowing down because of that. Only thing we are really worried about is 77 here. Stats look pretty fishy ove small sample, GG.

+1 on Harvie

Yeah, well played I guess.

I agree that we're definitely not going anywhere vs. this particular client and I see no problem with going over the top on the flop given the number of possible draws. That being said, seeing as we're in position and we're blocking a lot of strong hands in villain's range I might be tempted to just call the raise and go from there.

As played I'm definitely putting the rest of my stack in on the turn. Well played.

I'm calling flop. You block Qx value bets and there are a lot of bluffs villain can have that you don't want to fold out. I can understand raising though if villain has been getting out of line a lot on the flop. You have plenty of weaker hands to call with so I don't mind throwing top 2 in with sets and decent bluffs for a reraise. But as I said only if villain has been getting aggro. Otherwise I call and let villain hang himself.

As played it's a confident value bet for the rest of villains stack on the turn.