Did i do anything right in this hand? First few hands, readless.

i like the flat pre.

i dont like the lead otf, as played prolly will sigh call otr. Although the sizing is so strong we are losing to all his Ax, tough spot.

Why donk flop? Let him bluff, C/call three streets.

IMO Your line should be flat pre, check/call flop, check/call turn and probably check/call river.

Can't see the reasoning behind donking this flop.
As played, I'd fold river, just can't see any bluffs in his range.

worst hand of poker ever played.

I´d like to c/c flop. Dont think like to lead this board with this hand

Fold.
(not that's a clear decision vs call river)
But the fact that he lets you 10 chips on his river bet is a troll and a sign he is nutsed.

You should shove if you want to call, he might have a disconnection and you might ship the pot more often because of the 10 chips all in.

Never lead flop.
c/c, c/c, c/decide river.

Pre is fine, c/c flop c/c turn but C/F (!) river, as another poster mentioned there are pretty much no draws that we could allocate to his "raise flop, bet turn, bet river" range due to the fact that all of his semi-bluffs are 4-outers as there was no flush possibility OTT...so basically he's going for value here like 90 percent of the time, also, your hand looks pretty strong given the fact that you b/c on a flop and call a bet on a turn that both have minimum draw opportunities, river blanks and he bets again... Naaah were just owning ourselves too often here. I don't think our hand could be more face up here given the Ahigh flop and action leading up to the river. Oh and we're basically never chopping so we're hoping he's doing this with kx or complete air :-P

Oh and yeah dear god please don't lead the flop, I'm guessing most people would be cbettimg here so don't lead out, youre in a tricky spot if you get raised (which will be happening a lot on this sort of flop the when he raises pre and you lead out, it just looks fishy) and we can keep a lot of weaker hands in by just c/cing instead of giving him the option to fold his speculative hands or trash that he might be c-betting. Every little helps ;-)

Also, can somebody please explain the reasoning behind calling the river given the prior action vs a random who has managed to remain readers for a few hands but who we assume is now going to be shoving air after we've called a flop 3-bet, a turn c-bet and he's betting even tho its pretty obvious we connected pretty well with that flop. Just doesn't make sense to me for him to be betting less that Ax here especially with the ace on board and when we've called twice?

hmm. Doesn't it depend on what he did before on this texture?

what do you acomplish when you lead OTF? let him bluff...or you`ll be able to get rid of your hand if you feel he has a strong hand. now you have no ideea if he`s floating or if he really has a hand!

No, this one is one of those indifferent boards where you cant mix it up like this. Go read mathematics of poker.