I thought this was good at the time, but the comments from the opponent after the hand made me second-guess myself.

$100 NL FR at Bodog. Opponent seems overall decent, he appears to mostly be a winning player, and I have seen him at the table giving advice and explaining things in a way that mostly makes sense. So I have more respect for him than most of my opponents at the table, although I wish he'd shut up and stop educating the fish.

I have been playing pretty aggro at this table, especially in position, but nothing crazy.

I get AQ OTB. 4 folds, 1 call, 1 fold, and I raise to $5. SB folds, Villain calls out of BB, limper calls. Villain has $124 and I cover.

Pot is $15.50, flop is Q93 with 2 hearts. I have the . Check, check, I bet $9, call, fold.

I have been varying my CBs all over the place, from about 1/2 pot to full pot. What's Villain's range? Frankly I've been PF raising with all kinds of crap preflop from OTB, so he could just be floating. Or he could easily be slowplaying a set, or drawing of course, or I can totally see him on something like TT, 88. Would he play KQ or QJ to a 5x raise oop? I wouldn't, but would he?

Pot is $33.50, turn is an offsuit 4. He checks, I bet $18, he calls.

Pot is $69.50, river is an offsuit 6. He checks, I bet $30 with no particular plan of what to do if he checkraises because it never happens at Bodog FR games anyway.

Do I need to bet more on each street? I'm thinking 3/5 of a stack worth of value is plenty for TPTK against a solid player. But maybe this was weak.

Thoughts?

Thanks for comments. I think I agree with pretty much everything you guys said.