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[QUOTE="gustav197poker, post: 6111366, member: 393841"]
Being effective at 150 bb you could bet on the flop to define the  sequence a bit. If you want to check on these boards, you could transmit weakness in your range, which generates more desire to bet on a blind villain who has no position and wants to take over the pot as soon as possible. So the bet that V makes on the turn does not seem strange to me. And he has reasons to choose a larger size.
1) First of all when he has a bluff he can represent a very strong hand.
2) When betting semi pot bet, he can use all possible Axs combinations, since his range is more wide in the blind position and your range is not perceived extremely strong when you check the flop.
On the river how it was played I agree with fold, when no info on villain. In this case, we are opening up more space for exploitative play, when we don't make a continuation bet on the flop.
Assuming we bet that flop and receive a raise, in that hypothetical case, we could defend better than a double barrel, because we have position to slow down the action from the turn, place a block bet on the river, etc.
Greetings.
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