OP is a multitabler 30/9/2.2, the same as in a big pot that I posted in a low content.
I never seen him to pull any bluff, etc. I also think that he rarely tries to make a play.

Seat 1: xjubax ($37.25 in chips)
Seat 3: Sauns8 ($370.40 in chips)
Seat 4: Hero ($410.40 in chips)
Seat 5: sulten86 ($336.60 in chips)
Seat 9: DaYellow ($454.20 in chips)
ANTES/BLINDS
sulten86 posts blind ($2), DaYellow posts blind ($4).

PRE-FLOP
xjubax folds, Sauns8 calls $4, Hero calls $4, sulten86 calls $2, DaYellow checks.

FLOP (pot 16):
sulten86 checks, DaYellow checks, Sauns8 bets $10, Hero calls $10, sulten86 folds, DaYellow folds.

TURN (pot 26):
Sauns8 bets $22, Hero bets $77, Sauns8 calls $55.

RIVER (pot 180):
Sauns8 bets $120, Hero?

I love the way you played this hand PF through the turn. You put a lot of pressure on this guy, just to the point where it looks a bit over-bluffy.

UTG+1? 34, 33, and 44 are my only fears. Is he positional with his raises. If so, 99 gets thrown in there. 22 isn't betting into that many people on the flop.

Busted hearts, A5 (little weight because I'd only say ), or the same hand are what you're praying to see. 10 combos beat you and every single hearted hand isn't completely unreasonable to play the flop and turn this way, though the or would almost always have to be in there. AT+A8-A5+A3/A2 is 7 combos and KJ-KT are the only hearts I can really see here for another 2, but I wouldn't weigh a bluff too heavy here and a 9 has some showdown value.

I don't see a bluff here 3/4 times because you played this like you boated the river. Tough fold, but it might be a must. What do we have on this guy's river valuebets?