[bozlax]

Is there a specific question? Guess not. Any reads? Again, guess not.

Ok, for starters raise preflop. If 3-bet, call.

When he raises the flop, he COULD have, IMO, AA/KK/QQ/JJ/99/AT/KT/QT/JT/KQ/KJ, suited where appropriate. A lot of these you have beat.

When he caps the flop and bets out the turn, but then calls your raise, I figger you can throw out QQ/QT (why stop there?).

When he re-opens on the river, I say he's got a strong pocket pair, a strong queen, a stronger ten than yours, or he made his straight with KJ. Since you beat most of these hands, you either call or raise; if you think he'll just call a raise, then raise. If he'll re-pop you with a stronger hand, or fold a weaker hand, call. Oh, right, unknown Villan...call.

Looks good.