Live cash game at DTD - £1/1 (Buy-in is capped at £250)
Hero (£380), and has had a decent run of cards as well as being happy with the make-up of the table (generally pretty weak).
Villain (£300) is sat UTG, directly to our right, and has reloaded after working his way up to over £400 through a method of calling any raise pre-flop, and calling through the streets to hit. Very loose and generally passive, will call most bets to chase any draws. Has shown a few bluffs and as he has shown to play ATC, these have been pretty successful. After getting up to £400, he then proceeded to lose all but £80 of it before reloading. Since then he's managed to hit some lovely straights to crack KK amongst others, and is now sat with about £300.
PRE-FLOPHe has straddled this hand (as he does every orbit) - £2 straddle.
I'm next to act, and have

I raise to £6
Called in 3 places, including the villain.
FLOPPot = £24
Flop:

SB checks, Villain checks and says "Check to the raiser, who will c-bet as always".
With TPTK I oblige, and make it £20.
Folds round to the villain, who calls. He's mentioned previously that there are two players he 'respects' at the table, with me being one of them. So we can question his understanding of the game.
TURNPot = £64

on the turn, so the board reads:

He checks again, and I bet £40.
He calls again, saying that he's after the 'pro' (another misread by him).
RIVERPot = £144
A blank on the river in the form of the

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Here is the key moment of the hand for me (unless I've gone massively wrong already). The villain sighs, mumbles to himself, again mentions trying to get chips off the 'pro', before putting £67 over the line and saying "think that's about £60".
Action's on me - and I'm thinking his 'Hollywooding' is very suspicious. What do we put him on, and what do we do?
