I’ve been playing a bit the villain and he’s very aggressive. He’s 3betting me 17% but almost always folds to my 3bets. He’s raising the button 70% of the time (which is good) and calling from the big blind 40% of the time (which is a too loose). He almost never folds to my continuation bets.

SB ($271.25)
Gugel (Button) ($206)

Preflop: Gugel is Button with Ks, 8d
Gugel raises to $6, SB calls $4
I always open with K8os. I open with any K for that matter.

Flop: ($12) 7d, 7h, 8c (2 players)
SB checks, Gugel bets $10, SB calls $10
A continuation bet here is standard. From our history, he’s almost never folding and I can get a lot of value out of him. He calls and I’m pretty happy about it. There are not a lot of 7’s in his preflop calling range. To illustrate my point further, there might be like 20 hands with an ace in them in his preflop calling range, but only 5 or so hands with a 7. He’s 4 times as likely to be holding an ace as a 7!

Turn: ($32) 3d (2 players)
SB bets $15, Gugel calls $15
The turn is a complete brick and it’s very bizarre for him to lead out. Even though it’s somewhat unlikely, he might have a 7. Raising here accomplishes nothing. All weaker hands will fold and all stronger hands will call or push. Calling is the best play.

River: ($62) 9c (2 players)
SB checks, Gugel bets $30, SB raises to $100, Gugel calls $70
He checks and there’s a lot of value in betting. He might have a 3 or an 8 with a weaker kicker that will call my bet. Once he checkraises me here, I’m a bit worried. I’m really representing a strong 8 or a 7. Is he really trying to get me off an 8? After considering for a moment, I concluded that he really doesn’t play a 7 or an 8 this way. I call.

Total pot: $262 | Rake: $0.50

Results:
Gugel had Ks, 8d (two pair, eights and sevens).
SB had 10d, Kh (one pair, sevens).
Outcome: Gugel won $261.50

What do you put the villain on? What do you think the villain puts me on? Do you call the river?