Bit of a loose open pre flop, think the hand is a fold myself.

Flop bet is fine, I'd go ahead and bet the turn again to fold out hands like JT/Tx and set myself up for a 3rd barrel on any heart, club, 8,K or A because we did pick up more equity.

Pre: This is definitely on the bottom end of my opening range here but I think it is going to be profitable to play provided you have an edge on the overall player pool (which I am pretty positive you do) so it's OK in my opinion.

Flop: This is actually not a fantastic board for us so I would be tempted to check this back. Our draw is not all that strong with the two hearts on board and our opponent will have connected with this reasonable often. I don't mind the bet too much but my preference would be to check back and try to realise our equity.

Turn: When our flop bet gets called and the Q pairs I think the check back is mandatory, we are not all that likely to fold out Tx here since our Qx combos have been reduced and we have a ton of equity, but none of our outs are entirely clean so I would not be looking to build a massive pot here.

River: When he checks again to us it is pretty unlikely he has a Q, I would be betting here for value vs his Tx type hands which I would expect to see quite often, and then folding to a raise is he comes back over the top.

Surprised to hear calls for a fold. I'm opening this from UTG and it's showing as profitable from my database.

I thinkI would go ahead and c bet. The draw does have some problems but as happened in the hand the backdoor flush draw gives us a great barrel card if we get heads up.

On the turn I would be betting again to try and get him off a stubborn Tx or smaller pocket pairs.

As played once he checks the river I would make a value bet. I can't see him checking twice and he shouldn't have too many 4x combos in his range.