[JLaw]

How aggressive is the villain post-flop? How does he play his big hands like flushes? How does he play draws?

I'd tend to think he'd bet the flop if he had an A to avoid giving free cards to a diamond draw -- he can't be waiting to c-r the CO as the CO's shown no aggression.

I also tend to think he'd bet the flop with a flush draw --
I'm simply guessing that he's fairly aggressive post-flop based on his pre-flop data.

On the turn if he's got an A, but is afraid of the flush, then he needs to make a bet to see if the pot is winnable. If he's got the flush, then he needs to make a bet to get some money in the pot. He's got a pre-flop raiser and caller who presumably had something pre-flop who may call a small bet.

His river raise doesn't make much sense to me -- smells fishy. However, I hate your re-raise. Just call -- if you're ahead, the extra 250 chips aren't worth that much. However, if he did make the flush, then those 250 chips might be enough to get you back in the hunt.

Jeff