This one is way outside the realms of normal for me. I rarely play long enough to be that deep and running huge bluffs is something I don't do often either.

I tend to think bluffing people off overpairs is a bad plan below NL200 but with your specific read on this particular guy you obviously have a chance that he will fold.

I think your flop call is probably bad. I think your turn bluff is almost mandatory after calling the flop. You have to justify it somehow right? I don't mind the river push if you really think he was wavering about calling your turn raise.

I say: Okay sometimes against the right opponent. Suicide against a lot of players at NL100.

I'm leaning that way after the fact. The realization that I put 2 hours of work on the line on a hunch didnt really register. Should have just waited my time for a better spot I suppose.

It just felt good

As you said yourself, you don't need to make such bulffs at this level often because you'll get paid either way.

spewing.
Pre-Flop is fine.
If i was gonna bluff id just check-raise the flop. And if he calls give up. He coudl easily have missed over that he will fold or 77-TT type hand.

You bluffed your whole triple stack to the only other guy at the table that could seriously hurt you? Not good IMO.

I wouldve fold an overpair if yu had bet near to full pot on river. The way you played it, I dont see pushing your monster stack as a necessary thing to do. If he is as good as you said he had to lay QQ,KK,AA down on river if you bet 120.

Oh, yes, I think you are crazy. .