Pre: Another spot where I don't mind either three betting or calling. I don't have a strong preference either way.

Flop: I like check raising here but I would be making it larger on this wet a board. When we get reraised I'm just stacking off. He is just as likely to have 88 as he is JJ, if he has QT then we sill have OK equity, and he could just be spazzing out with some single pair hands also.

Turn: After flatting the three bet on the flop I don't see the logic to donking turn here. I would jus be check jamming here again.

River: When villain jams here we can rule out sets I feel with the four to a straight on board. QT seems to be a very likely candidate now with the way the hand has gone. Folding here seems fine.

When raising the flop, if you don't want to play for stacks just call. You then donked the turn again, why pump more money into the pot if you don't want to play for stacks? These are questions you should ask yourself when clicking the bet/raise button.

Ask yourself why you are betting or raise, is it for value? If so, do you want to get the chips in? If no, then opt to call.

I'd get this in all day as they can have 88/over pairs and draws that we beat.

Once you raise the flop just go with it. It's easy for villain to put you on Tx plus a pair and overvalue TPTK and overpairs, not to mention Tx just going for it as well.

Just as important you really don't want to put him in a spot where he has a hand that might stack off now but will fold if a four straight appears on the board.