All in Pre flop

no... sorry i dont know much about limit he

Well I'm still learning slowly not to attempt too many steals against semi loose and loose players and/or calling stations. (key words learning and slowly )

Personally I don't like raising out of the SB with junk especially if he's going to the SD almost 50% of the time. I'm out of position the whole hand and I get the impression they'll chase any A all the way right off the bat.

But I'm doing the same thing on the flop, with him just calling a 3 bet I'd guess he's on some kind of draw, unless he's slowplaying a set. I think we're ahead and he's hoping for an A still and he's just bluff/semi bluffing.

Turn is a lousy card, if he happens to have an 8 we're in trouble, although I doubt I'm laying this down. Honestly I've had instances where I'll 3 bet at times like this which I'm sure is a bad trait. But he raised my flop bet and just called a 3 bet, so I try to see if he caps or just calls again. If he caps I'm usually check folding the river unless I make a boat.

My thoughts are passive players generally don't cap when the bets double unless they have a fairly big hand like a set or better. If he dosen't have the straight here... it can appear like I'm representing it, or at least not afraid of it if he's still just chasing overcards. So I guess it costs me the same bets anyway if I check/fold the river or play it the same as you did. Sometimes especially against passive players it can lead to a checked down showdown at times. If he's still not afraid to bet the river after that I have to figure he's not afraid of alot of the possible hands someone can be representing.

Otherwise honestly I'm playing this hand the same with the exception of the PF raise. And my only other possible route is the turn play I mentioned.....which may be a horrible idea.

I'd say one. I like to have at least SOMETHING when I try to steal and 9-high doesn't qualify for me (unless maybe it was suited...).

59 is a big stretch to steal with, even for me. His VPIP shows he can be selective, but selective also means he may have heard about blind stealing. Doesn't mean he knows how to play it, just that he's heard of it and may think he sees one. So in my head, I'm adding 50%-100% of his VPIP there, to weigh the chances of a steal working (This is an idea I have recently came up with, adding half-all of his VPIP to his current VPIP to give myself an idea of how likely he will lay this down, weighed vs the strength of my hand). Also I'm looking at his WSD, thats high. That means almost half the time we're seeing a showdown, and with 95o, thats bad.

I would continue to steal against this guy, but I think I would be a little more selctive in my hands.

Rest of the hand looks spot on.