I'm in the BB with and have a full stack. Villain has raised my blind every single chance he gets when everyone folds to him in the CO. He has a full stack as well.

Folds around to CO and villain raises to $2, button folds, SB folds, and I reraise to $6. He calls.

Flop - : $12

I lead for $8, villain thinks for a second and calls.

Turn - : $28

I check, he immediately checks.

River - : $28

I try a blocking bet for $9, he folds.

After he called my bet on the flop, I pretty much gave up on the pot. He either had a flush draw, a hand like KQ, QJ, AQ, or a straight draw. Against the draws, eventhough i technically had the best hand, my read wasn't all that great on him as far as his postflop play was concerned. I don't want to play for a super large pot with two 2's, eventhough it has already gotten too big for my liking (damn his call on the flop).

When he checked behind me on the turn, I most definitely figured him for a draw. If a J, 6, or club didn't come off on the river, I planned on betting the river thinking that I most likely had the best hand. If I checked again, he'd most likely make a bet that I couldn't call. I thought a small bet on the river here was safe. If he raised me, I could get away, if he called and had me beat, I still got to the showdown cheaper than if I tried to bet the pot. And if he folds, like he did, I win.

Thoughts?

your bet on the river is too weak in my opinion, I suspect that you had a better hand, so he folded. If he raise you to 20 he could be still bluffing or he could have a better hand, so if you bet this river make it look like a value bet at least half pot, then it is much less likely that he would raise it as a bluff.

Speaking of AK that is what villain implied that he had..

After he folded he typed:

"Goddamn, AK.. It never wins.."

Well as we all know everyone in poker always tells the truth. From your description I doubt he had AK and I'm guessing you agree. Plus if he had AK he played his hand like crap.

I think he had A/A