This turn move was utterly donktastic by CS villian. Is it just a requirement to blast the pot when someone does this? I don't know if I can go to bed at night letting this happen. Disregard the bad call preflop.

Party Poker
No Limit Holdem Ring game
Blinds: $0.25/$0.50
6 players


Stack sizes:
UTG: $50.30
UTG+1: $48.50
CO: $121.65
Button: $24.39
TableTiger1: $66.65
BB: $63.65

Pre-flop: (6 players) TableTiger1 is SB with
UTG calls, UTG+1 raises to $1.5, CO folds, Button calls, TableTiger1 calls, BB folds, UTG calls.

Flop: ($6.5, 4 players)
TableTiger1 bets $4, UTG calls, 2 folds.

Turn: ($14.5, 2 players)
TableTiger1 checks, UTG bets $1, TableTiger1 raises to $15.25, UTG calls.

River: ($45, 2 players)
TableTiger1 checks, UTG checks.

Results:
Final pot: $45

preflop- fold. a calling station raises in EP and you somehow think that QJ is worth playing OOP against him?

flop- check/call or check/fold. there is like 0% reason to lead this flop, except in case of significant history between you and villain.

turn- the way you got to the turn, and with him betting $1, i'd be tempted to CR too. BUT after he flat-calls your flop bet i think you're probably ahead or he's drawing to 's. so i'd probably lead turn for $10, fold to raise.

river- this puts you in an awful spot due to the misplay on the previous 3 streets. i think you have to check/fold. a CS won't bluff you very often on the river, and the most probable draw just got there.