The table is fairly weak. Its fairly passive. Im foldng alot as usual but have been basically cold decked.

About 10 hands ago, someone raised to $15, there was a call and I reraised to $80. They all folded talking about how tight I was.

A few hands after that, I raised A9 and stacked a LAG in a pretty big pot so everyone saw me raise A9 to $20.

The biggest open raise Ive seen at this table is $20.

I open to $30 with [Ad] in EP. The guy to my left calls. Hes tighter than I am. He has no trickiness to his game at all. Hes ABC TAG. He has $$650 and I cover him. The SB thinks for a long time and calls also. He only has another $45 or so.

Pot $100. Flop [6s][6c]. SB checks, I bet $70. TAG makes it $170. Folded back to me.

I think his range is KK, AQ, QQ, KQs (maybe), 65s or 76s (but I doubt it. He might call $15 with those but I cant see him calling $30. As I said this is the biggest open raise there's been in 3 hours). Twice villain has raised to $40 with QQ from the blind after a couple limpers and both times everyone folded. The table isnt full of gamblers so I was surprised I got 2 callers preflop.

I think he has exactly zero bluff in his game. Whats my plan for the hand?

WinStar in Oklahoma. Alot of times $20 does get 4-5 calls but not on Monday afternoon.

I guess push?

Here's how I see it: The A9 hand puts AQ much more in his range. Moreover, he might call with AQ and I think should probably call with KK. Moreover, it's fairly usual at least in my 2/5 for QQ to flat call or mini-raise. And, while this isn't too much more than a mini-raise, it does look somewhat different to me.

With this guy being as TAG as you say he is, the SCs with a 6 also look less likely.

Only thing is that this kind of player will re-raise KK PF most of the time. So, that gets us to AQ really as the main hand I'd put him on--with QQ and SC with a 6 as possible.

If you feel like he's ready to call with AQ, I'd push.

If not, I think I'd probably flat call, then open push any spade turn due to the possibility that he has As with his AQ. Also, if he has a 6, you should have some fold equity. If the turn is a Q, I think you might as well just fold. If it's pretty much anything else, I think I'd just check-call through the river (and do a big hesitation act to keep him from betting big with QQ--I'd like for him to make small milking bets with that hand).

I really dont think he'll call a push with AQ. I called the raise. I actually thought about folding for a second but then thought theres just no way hes calling $30 with a 6 in his hand. As I said, $30 was a big raise. Alot of times its not, but at this table it was.

The turn is the making the board [6s][6c][Jd]. i check to him and he quickly checks behind.

River is the . Whats my play?

I think I'd check-call. This kind of player shouldn't really have spades. I also don't think he has QJ, but I guess it's possible.

I think you're ahead most of the time, and this pot is plenty big. I really wouldn't inflate it any more than it already is. There are too many hands in there that do beat you, and I'm not as confident as Kenny that you're ahead.