Re: I pretty much have to call this river bet, right?
Btw your hand is impossible both you and the Board have the Q of Hearts. If the Ace is the heart on the board then a call is more reasonable.
Its possible he could be betting a jack high flush in the kjt9 example i gave, but the tough part is figuring out what hands check call the flop. Given that the person has played very few hands the last two hours (I am assuming 30 hands an hour) I would put the person on a very coordinated hand like kjt9 ss/ds or kqjt ss. (I dont think jt98 is very likely to call on a 4 outer on the flop.) This type of hand might not be raised early position and might not bet into the pot from ep, but would call a flop and definitely a turn bet.
It is also possible that the person is bluffing with a posture of strength because their straight draw busted and he saw a scare card. I hope your call paid off.
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