NL100 66 quadies vs agressive player

[lancelott_]

We had a pretty agressive dynamics vs thsi guy, preflop and postflop during the session. He`s a reg, 42/35/3.8 over 145 hands (very loose agressive) but I hadn`t seen him spewing too much postflop.
I obv wanna size the pot for PSB shove on the river vs a flush, but I`m not sure -> if he bluffs I probably should taaaank long and call the turn to shove over his river bluff/valuewn. Can villian possibly bet-fold low flush on this turn this deep here, and I`m i missing value?

Party, $0.50/$1 NL Hold'em Cash Game, 5 Players
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SB: $100
BB: $215.05
Hero (UTG): $208.50
CO: $194.25
BTN: $88.95

Pre-Flop: 6 6 dealt to Hero (UTG)
Hero raises to $3.50, 4 folds, BB calls $2.50

Flop: ($7.50) 6 6 8 (2 Players)
BB bets $5, Hero raises to $16, BB calls $11

Turn: ($39.50) Q (2 Players)
BB bets $26, Hero raises to $63, BB folds

[ultrasPNT]

I probably should taaaank long and call the turn to shove over his river bluff/valuewn

Probably this is the right play, he will make mistakes oop on the river and you might get some action when the 4th to a flush comes(either he will bluff it or he will have a big c that either bet folds or c/c) also he might c/c KQ AQ so this is how you get maxvalue imo, who knows maybe he can river the Q and you stack him deep.

[garbageman18]

flop is fine, if its rainbow flat obv, turn def flat because hes almost always going to lead the river again and you can raise his ass

[Isura]

I'd raise rainbow flops too this deep.

Don't think he has the flush that often, probably a hand like 7c7, T9. I'd call and raise river. If he has a flush you probably get most of the money anways, give him one more chance to bluff or improve to some hand.

And DON'T tank turn for too long before calling.

[garbageman18]

didnt realize we were deep

[BigCheesy]

I'd call turn and raise river. I really doubt he's paying you off against turn raise+river shove with a flush.