40/80 turned two pair

[edge]

4-handed. Villain is very aggressive and a little bit on the loose side. Not sure if he remembers me, but if he does, then he remembers me as a tight conservative player. I have about 9.2k and he covers.

UTG folds, Villain makes it 250 on the button, I pop it to 800 in SB with QJs, BB folds, Villain pauses and thinks for a while and calls.

Flop KQ7r, no backdoor draw for me, 1680 in the pot.

I throw out 1200 and he calls.

Turn J puts two diamonds on board, 4080 in the pot. I have 7.2 left. What do I do?

Edit: He took a while to call preflop; maybe this is important or maybe just Hollywooding. I figure I should mention it anyway.

[spoohunter]

Where do you play 40/80?

[edge]

I don't see how that's relevant.

[spoohunter]

Is it a seedy underground game in T.O.? Will you let me in? I'm a HUGE fish. No seriously ask anyone.

[spoohunter]

HUGE FISH. WITH LOTS OF MONEY.

[fanmail]

How does this guy have 1000 posts. Anyway, I came to read this mostly to learn as I haven't played this high of stakes before. However, the question is do you want to felt your 2 pair? Will it be good often enough against this villain? Perhaps a c/r would work then.

[Allinlife]

cr allin looks good, and if it fails, it would earn you some river valuebet.

you have a strong hand, but it looks fairly unlikely decent villain would call your turn bet with worse hands...

and if this was played in T.O is it possible to get some details PM?

[AceCR9]

C/R AI

[invisibleleadsoup]

i don't play this high,but i'd usually check here and get a bet out of him if he floated/has Kx,and usually when he bets i'd push all