Villain in this hand is a TAG a bit on the looser side. He's running at about 25/17. We're at two tables together but haven't really been involved in any memorable pots. We played HU for a bit and he wasn't very strong, a bit on the tighter side.

I was AIPF the last two hands in a row - JJ vs QQ where I won and AK vs JJ where I won. Both were vs people with <50 BBs.

I have ~$600 and he covers.

I get OTB and raise to $16, he calls out of the SB.

Flop comes and he checks, I bet $32 and he CR to $120.

My action and plan for the rest of the hand?

hello QT, AJ, KJ or a set of 8's. but yea call and reevaluate turn.

Sucks that we have the

Folding is a bit too weak so Im calling and not wanting to put another dime in. Obv depends, if it checks to the riv and has bricked off I'll likely pay off a bet.

So he's a tight player on the looser side on the tighter side? In that case I would fold, call or raise and then either check behind, raise or bet or possibly fold if the turn is a face card, rag, brick, pairs the board or completes a straight or flush.

Results: I actually folded (now I wish I didn't). I don't think this is too horrible vs this type of player though.