This guy seemed to be pretty nuts. He is 17/14/11 over 100 hands.

Previously he stacked off with me ai pf with JJ vs my KK. He's open raised into my BB lots, and ive 3b him once and he'd folded. I guess this is pretty standard esp vs this type, but just wanted to check?...

I kinda bet turn on the small-ish side, and planned to call a shove.

The problem was his range at the turn seemed friggin huge, so I actually felt a bit lost. I felt he could have many hands that beat me: 2pair (78, KJ), flopped or turned straight or a set. And a smaller range of hands I beat (TP, Pair+FD)

VILLAN is at seat 0 with $263.
HERO is at seat 1 with $220.75.
nlberns is at seat 2 with $209.35.
riveredagain2 is at seat 4 with $388.90.
The button is at seat 4.

VILLAN posts the small blind of $1.
HERO posts the big blind of $2.

HERO:

Pre-flop:

nlberns folds. riveredagain2 folds. VILLAN
raises to $6. HERO re-raises to $18.
VILLAN calls.

Flop (board: ):

VILLAN checks. HERO bets $27. VILLAN
calls.

Turn (board: ): (Pot was about $85)

VILLAN checks. HERO bets $60. VILLAN
goes all-in for $218. HERO goes all-in for
$175.75. VILLAN is returned $42.25 (uncalled).

Just because we know he's a TAG, doesn't mean the fact that he appears laggy doesn't affect his hand range and how he will play them.

He probably knows that he's currently viewed as being moderately wreckless, so he is probably less likely to bluff/more likely to value bet sorta thin etc. etc. etc.

Villan had for flopped middle pair.