I describe Villian here in a hand I posted from last night's game: forum/viewtopic.php?t=20489

I'll add that he's tilty once I get him worked up. I've been pushing him around and I sucked out on the turn with AJ to his KK about 10 minutes before this. Until that hand, I'd raised his Button limps to $24-$30 about 33% of the time and he folds about 75% of the times I do so. When he makes this limp/re-raise, which is rare, we rarely get to showdown. I'd have his range as: AA-99, AK-AJs, KQ, but is DEFINITELY capable of this with an LSC. He doesn't overplay the other Broadways like this, though.

3/6
Villian has ~$720.
Me: ~$1050

He limps OTB and I raise to $27 with . He re-pops to $48. I call.

Flop: ($96)
I check. He bets $120. I call.

Turn: ($336)
I check. He bets $150. [insert valuetown route here]

Villian has a little over $400 left behind him.
Push here?
Min. Raise here and shove river?
Min. Raise and hand him a noose on the river?
Call and shove the river to represent busted hearts?
Call and hand him a noose on the river?

Min. Raise here and shove river

or

call and shove river.

Both lines have their inherent advantages. The first option pot-commits the villian for a call on the river, while the second line disguises your hand a bit better. I would personally go for option 1.

I like shoving overall. I thought about just calling again on the turn and playing the river, but OOP makes it pretty easy for him to check it down...and he might not be calling a push here on the river if we make it.

Any reason why you didn't bet out on the flop??? I'm assuming you want to get in as much money as you can and it would be easier to do if you start filling it up. The limp reraise preflop screams to me 'I'm not afraid to go to the felt', so I like a bet into him on the flop.

Usually when he overbets the does it on the flop. When I raise, he calls me down or folds. Thought he'd bet more on the turn like half his stack.

I minraised and shoved the river. He called with QQ which shocked me. I was pretty sure he had a King.

Nice.

I raise all in on this turn. The pot is big enough and this allows me to make more CR's / Moves on the turn in the future with straight/flush draws or pair and draw hands.

Also you got him a bit tilty, keep the pressure on. Make him make the hard decisions.