This hand was played against the same guy who tool a double stack off me earlier when I had AA against his JJ and he flopped a set. Now I have a bit more of a read on him.. I'm puting him more in the "somewhat sensible" player category as time goes on (but that image isn't set in stone either)... But he seems to be playing mostly big cards (big aces, broadway type hands most often, Not mixing it up with all kinds of junk.

I've seen him CB almost all his PFR but tends to shut down on the turn if he misses. His PSB on the river confused me the most here... so far very incnsistant wo anything I've seen him do.

Seat 1: Stu Nodd (12.80 in chips)
Seat 3: Spinky (4.80 in chips)
Seat 6: Wiedzmin (10.00 in chips)
Seat 9: Jessie 1 ca (6.00 in chips)
Seat 10: KOMMIE (73.08 in chips)
Spinky: posts big blind $0.10
Jessie 1 ca: posts big blind $0.10
Dealt to Stu Nodd [ Js Jh ]
Wiedzmin: calls
Jessie 1 ca: checks
KOMMIE: raises to $0.55
Stu Nodd: calls
Spinky: folds
Wiedzmin: folds
Jessie 1 ca: folds
*** FLOP *** [ 2c 7s Tc ]
KOMMIE: bets $1.35
Stu Nodd: calls
*** TURN *** [ 7d ]
KOMMIE: checks
Stu Nodd: bets $2.15
KOMMIE: calls
*** RIVER *** [ 5s ]
KOMMIE: bets $8
Stu Nodd: ?????

Well. what are you really beating AT,99, AcKc,AcQc. I think he may something like TT for the boat and he checked the turn after filling up to give you a free chance to improve. I fold this one. How did his stack get so big, he make a few suckouts?

You need to reraise this preflop

You should start opening up your 3betting preflop, especially as your move up. Otherwise you won't bet getting paid off as much when you 3bet your monsters.

You said you wanted a low flop or a set, so you got your flop. You really did nothing to define your hand (pre or post). I think you need to raise the flop to see how much he likes his hand (plus protect yours as there is a draw out/against whiffed overs). Your turn bet is too small, also.