A couple of hands ago I saw villain lose a big chunk of his stack when he called a PFR in position with [7c]. minraised [3c][8h] flop and shoved on a turn... His opponent called and showed [Qs].. Before that hand happened to him, he had a stack of $370... So, is my line ok if I call a shove based on what I saw of the villain so far?

$1/$2 No Limit Holdem
6 players
Converted at

Profiles and Stacks:
UTG ($210.80) 16.5/11.4/2.0 (79)
UTG 1 ($266.00) 40.2/11.3/3.2 (97)
CO ($225.05) 33.7/9.2/5.4 (98)
BTN ($359.93) 22.4/12.1/1.0 (58)
SB ($194.17) 47.4/23.7/1.8 (97)
Hero ($206.00) 15.4/9.9/2.5 (91)

Pre-flop: ($3, 6 players) Hero is BB [As]
1 fold, UTG 1 calls $2, CO calls $2, 1 fold, SB calls $1, Hero raises to $13, UTG 1 folds, CO calls $11, SB folds

Flop: [6d][9s] ($30, 2 players)
Hero bets $23, CO raises to $52, Hero calls $29

Turn: ($134, 2 players)
Hero checks, CO bets $160.05, $141 to Hero ($141)?

Your line is absolutely best given your read...

He makes small raises on the flop then bets the turn hard...your line is how you exploit that, NIHAN!

Oh, and it's a TRIPLE FIST PUMP SNAP CALL, btw

i did call.... but I didn't snap call...
I was actually a bit afraid to call TBH because he used the exact same line again and given he had middle PP the last time, I figured he might have one now, but given his experience from the last hand when he was called by an overpair he wouldn't be "brave" enough to play anything other then a set this way, and 44,66,99,88 are all within his limp/calling range and he already demonstrated how he plays those hand, and probably especially so if he hits a set...
So, I was a bit afraid, but then again, given my previous read AND the fact that he was trying to push me out of the hand with his overbet i called.
Villain actually had a rubbish calling hand, but an interesting flop hand for that matter.
[9d].
Had I held any other overpair I wouldn't be in that good of a shape in the end.. I scooped after river blanked..