300 bb deep been at this table for like 4 hours, so is villian. 1/2 Nl 6 max. Im on the BB. Its folded to villian who is somewhat LAG in that position raising all suited connectors, broadways, and random junk. He raises to 7. I elect to just call with QhQc because im almost done with my session and dont want to lose my whole stack now. Also.... he is probaly a better postflop player then me and i dont want to create such a huge pot out of position.Anyways flop comes out (pot is 15 right now) 6s7s7c. He bets 15 and i just call. (i wanted two overcards to double barrell and to keep the pot small. Mistake number 1?Turn 6d. Pot is 45. He bets 30 into 45. Now, should i raise (for value against 99-JJ, Ace high, price out draws ). However, i would make the pot huge and will have to fold to a 3-bet because im never ahead. Also, if he just calls my raise its going to be a hard river decision.If i just call the pot will be 105. Forgot to say oppenent 3 barrells alot, but also v-bets pretty thin. So basically when i call this turn i need to call the river with this given read. So its either call turn, c/c river or just fold turn.Call, raise, fold?Made some mistakes in my post, left out some important stuff. Villian is on the button. I am on the BB.I c/c the flop. On the turn you have the option to fold, c/c, or c/r.My image use to be really agressive and loose, but i slowed down by the last hour and won some small pots. I went to showdown once with tptk and won against a busted draw.

first of all, you made a HUGE mistake in this hand by not re-raising before the flop based on what you said...if he's a better postflop player than you, then you want to play the game pre-flop, which means you MUST re-raise here...if he folds, then you pick it up, if he just calls, then you have an automatic bet from out of position, and if he re-raises then you will have to make a pre-flop decision, which is the simplest decision possiblei also think you have to raise the flop, because of his raising range...against a tight player, you'd have a better idea of where you stood with this flop, but against someone who's raising any two cards then you have no clue, so raising is the only way to find out...also, by just calling you create a difficult turn decision because there are a ton of potentially bad cards for your handthere is no value in raising the turn imo, because the hands you get action from are the ones that beat you, the hands that fold are the ones you can beat...i would just call and look to see what the river brings