$200 NL 6 max at Cake.

I open to $7 with [Qh]. The button calls. Effective stacks $370.

Hes very aggressive. Hes on all 4 of my tables and Ive seen him drop 4 buy ins already. He had good hands but a little hand reading would tell him he could be in trouble. Things like AJ on a JQA8 board and he gets very heavy heat and cant lay it down to another big stack (who had KT). Couldnt fold AA to an obvious set..Stuff like that.

So anyway, the pot is $17 and the flop comes [Qd][2d]. I bet $12 and he calls.
Pot $41. Turn . I bet $31. He raises to $99. Whats my play?

shove

I called the raise. Turn was some brick. I checked and he shoved $250 all in. I called and he had [8d].

Shoving the turn is probably better, but I got the feeling that he was tilting and would shove any river so I was going to call any river. I dont know if he wouldve called a turn push or not. I suspect not.

What if he had AQ, AJ, JJ or 22 and the river was a K or T or a diamond or spade and you checked to him and he checked behind?

His hand range is more than semi-bluffs here, and a lot of the time his bluffing frequency won't be very high if he misses so if you're calling the turn with the intent to check-call any river, you're going to be losing a lot of money when he bets when a diamond, K or 9 comes and checks like a 2-6 and bets 7-A or whatever.

As I said, shoving the turn is probably better. I do have to admit that I was afraid he had KT, which is one reason I didnt , but no way was I considering folding..