25nl: troublesome 3b pot

Is this one of those spots where your like EZ FOLD?

Should we know we are beat by the end of the turn?

Villian is 22.5/20/2.6 with a 100% cbet percentage 3% 3bet and 42% fold to 3bet
all over 125 hands

I can't remember my other reads on him but I remember him being pretty aggro and didn't seem to be all that good (but who is at 25nl)

No-Limit Hold'em, $0.25 BB (6 handed) - Hold'em Manager Converter Tool from FlopTurnRiver.com

Button ($25.30)
SB ($25.10)
Hero (BB) ($85.72)
UTG ($25.35)
MP ($32.89)
CO ($25.70)

Preflop: Hero is BB with A:heart:, 10:heart:
1 fold, MP bets $0.75, 3 folds, Hero calls $0.50

Flop: ($1.60) 10:spade:, 6:club:, A:club: (2 players)
Hero checks, MP bets $1, Hero raises $3.75, MP calls $2.75

Turn: ($9.10) 6:diamond: (2 players)
Hero bets $5.50, MP calls $5.50

River: ($20.10) 5:club: (2 players)
Hero bets $10, MP raises $22.89 (All-In), Hero ???

Total pot: $65.88


I get myself into a lot of spots like this and I feel like I should be folding the river here about 100% but I wanted some second opinions? Also if this is a snap fold what decisions are leading you to know this is a fold? I guess I'm asking for some advice on how I should be thinking in these spots so I can figure out how to fold more :)

Preflop seems very marginal against this guy. Turn sizing is terrible. River I would b/f $4. Of course fold to his shove what do you ever beat?

Agree with pocketfours - I don't see worse hand, which can call 1/2 PSB on the river, 4$ seems better

- you are aiming only hands like AJ, AQ, AK on scary river

So what should I be betting here on the turn? and should I ever consider checking back this turn?

and bet 4$ into the 20$ pot on the river?? would that not be exploitable?

Umm firstly, this isn't a 3 bet pot lol.

Agree preflop is marginal at best and would ideally like to just fold pre.

I have no idea why people seem to think AJ-AK is never calling this river to a bigger bet. 25NL aggro regs are also pretty stationy and hate to find the fold button in general. If he's aggro, he prolly 3 bets the flop with flush draws a fairly good amount of the time and we have the best hand a tonne.

Turn sizing is really bad for really obvious reasons. Bet the turn harder to A: get more value from any draws, Ax while these hands are rarely folding the turn and B: to set up a nice river shove that he can call more easily with AJ-AK since this is easily the bulk of his range.

I would bet the turn harder. The 6 takes away some of the combos he was worried about (666) and if you bet $7.5-8 on turn, and he might not believe that you have a hand like T's full betting so hard.

River I would just jam. Doubt he gets to river with that many FD's, other than Txcc. But you gotta size the turn better, to not leave more than a pot size bet left on the river.

pound the turn! hes not folding any Ax