Hey guys,

So this hand basically decided my tournament, and I can't figure out if there was something I should have done differently.  Unfortunately, my RPM deletes my hands daily, so I don't have the HH (forgot to make backups last night), but I should be able to write it clearly enough.

Blinds are 60/120, no ante, starting stacks were 5K (about 5 levels in).

My stack is 5.5K, villain covers me with about 11K.

My image is super tight, playing about a 17/7, with all of my hands played coming in either the CO or the button.

Villain has been playing all kinds of hands, and has been ridiculously aggressive.

ACTION

Preflop

Hero raises UTG to 240 w/AQo.  Villain flats in MP1 (UTG+3), all else fold.

Flop (Pot = 660): T  T  6  (rainbow)

Hero bets 375, Villain raises to 1K, Hero raises to 2K, Villain insta-jams, Hero tanks, folds.

Preflop is obviously standard.

Postflop, I just didn't believe his raise, given how he'd been playing and the flop texture.  Folding would have been way too weak of a play, and calling seems suicidal, so I thought a 2K raise was fine, and probably what I would do if I had QQ+

His quick jam told me that he was planning the whole time to jam if I raised…but with what?  I really thought about calling, since with the action AQ was just about as good as QQ in this spot.

My dilemma:

-His value range doesn't really make sense.  It just seems silly for him to be raising 66 or Tx on this flop.  The only other possibility would be a slowplayed KK+ preflop, OR he's just completely tooling out with like an 88, but it didn't seem like he was THAT terrible.

-On the other hand, I rep QQ+, I played it like QQ+, I have a super tight image, and how can he be expecting me to fold that range here?

I really have no idea what's going on in this hand, wondered what you guys thought.