MP is 27/5 and seems aggro after a small sample of hands. (although I later saw him slowplay AA when he hit his set and a few other non-aggro type plays) He got his big stack by raising an OESD on a paired board on the turn and hitting his straight on the river. He fired a big river bet (in position) and he got called.

SB ($312.40)
BB ($346.40)
Hero ($919.80)
MP ($758.00)
Button ($394.00)

Preflop: Hero is UTG with , .
Hero raises to $15, MP calls $15, 3 folds.

Flop: ($36) , , (2 players)
Hero bets $24, MP calls $24.

Turn: ($84) (2 players)
Hero checks, MP bets $49, Hero raises to $250, MP calls $201.

What can villain have? A set seems likely, although he should be raising the flop, and maybe even pushing to my CR. Maybe [5c] or [Jc]?

River: ($584) (2 players)
Hero pukes and ???? (villain has $469 left)

How do you guys like my turn play? In retrospect I think I should have bet more like $30 on the flop. My main question is what is your plan for the river here? Please don't tell me to fold preflop.

hero pukes? if he flopped a set, gg life, but you should stack off here. his raise was obscenely large. Poooosh the turn plz.

I don't know why would you puke on the river, a club would be MUCH worse.

BTW I like how you played it, CR turn against an aggro (presumed floater) is a very nice move. Now push river and hope that he has a slowplayed big pair.

I'd prob bet real small and hope he pushes. Like 100 or something. If you push, your hand to him could easily be a set that filled up, so it's not horribly hard for him to read you as strong. If you bet weak, it could look like a big pair or something silly and he might just try to take the pot from you. Even if he just calls, at least you get some value out of it.

Lee

My default line would be pound, pound and pound some more. I occasionally like to CR to keep floaters/over-aggro types honest. I like giving them something to think about.