His line suggests?

[bobby1]

He is first to act on the river, I have position (not that I use it on the end!)

He is lucky in a sense, a couple of months ago I was having problems paying off over-bets on the river (usually thinking they were busted draws, much like a tournament play would be I suppose)...people were pushing into me with "nut" type hands  and with help from conversations with totalise and a couple of others I tried to rationalise what the various overbets might mean on different types of boards and the premise behind which players would overbet rather than value bet.

I still maintain I see "strong" overbets on the end far more than "miss/weak" overbets

However this fella turned it upside down with his nice move on this hand

sorry, my bad question re this hand. I would love to hear what the advice was re over bets on the river on various boards as I think these type of hands can make of break a session.

[Highstack]

I have only just read this and I am glad you had posted the result before I responded! I was way off the mark!

My mindset was that I think a set raises on the turn and I couldn't give him 2 pair there calling pre oop. That said, I just failed to see how TpTk was in front and had believed you right to pass. I can only imagine that if you didn't get him soon after, that he either hit and run or stacked off against someone else. Bad enough playing it, but to bluff all in and then show the hand says a lot more about the player than the hand itself. I am positive this can not be a winning player.

[doubleup]

I hope you thanked him for showing as he gave away the type of player he is.  I type "caller" in the notes for these players.  They call raises a lot in position.  Anyone got any thoughts on how to cope with them?  The note I make is just to remind me not to raise too much preflop if they are one or two seats to my left.  

[Highstack]

I hate slow playing and trapping, I always seem to get into trouble with it these days, but it is exactly the kind of move to save for those donks simply because you know when you are strong that you will get their entire stack.

[snoopy1239]

Smells like a set, but I guess you wouldn't bother posting a hand like that.

[stewart]

just take ur hat off and say well played, nout much else u can do

[AlexMartin]

Its a great bet but you made a winning long term lay-down.

[Div]

Its a great bet but you made a winning long term lay-down.

I think that's the main point.  Along with the notes to take from the info the guy volunteered.