$0.50/$1 6-max

I have over 1k hands on the villain who plays 24 vpip 18 pfr 7 3bet and 3 bets a UTG open 7% of the time. I don't remember having played against him for a while and don't have any notes on him, but from his stats villain appears to be a decent reg.

Seat 1: SB $111.16
Seat 2: BB $107.80
Seat 3: $196.31
Seat 4: Hero $175.77
Seat 5: Villain $122.74
Seat 6: $218.03

Pre flop:
UTG hero raises 6h6c to $3

UTG+1 villain 3 bets to $7

Hero calls

Flop [5s 2s Td]:
Hero checks, villain bets $7.69, hero calls $7.69

Turn[6s]:
Hero bets $20, villain calls $20

River [8d]:
Hero bets $27, villain goes all in for $88.05, hero??

What's your range for leading the turn? Whatever it is, this hand shouldn't be in it.

As is..If villain wouldn't bluff on the river, than fold or you could just move allin first on the river which imo would be best.

imo..You should have folded on the flop or bluff raised. On the turn, you should have check/called. On the river, check/called.

I don't like the donk bet. You are just getting weaker hands that would bet to fold which will reduce your EV.

i like x/c, x/c, x/c

The reason behind leading the turn was that I thought a lot of his one pair hands which contained a club would just check behind and be able to realise their equity. Although he would likely continue with his bluffs, as well as betting the hands that have me beat (flushes).
I don't really have a range for leading on the turn though, as would usually x/c or x/r if continuing in the hand. Which is where the problem started as am not entirely sure how the villain would perceive this x/c donk line. I did also bet quite small on the river, so it did leave room for a bluff shove if the villain perceived my line to be weak...

1k hands and no info or notes is a leak.

Calling pre sucks also even though he makes it that size. I dont think you should have a turn leading range but if you do then jam river.

Agree 1k hands no info no notes is a leak.

Want to point out this is not UTG vs MP this is MP vs CO there is a player between you and the BB and 6 players.

As played i think its fine to x/c 66 as a bluff catcher vs those cards mentioned above. Also as played i think i like someone elses advice of x/cing to show down. Since his range is 7% vs UTG its probally wider vs MP and he could have alot of air and some flushes/back door equity. Would rather get value from his bluffs than try extracting value from the bottom top of his range that he might still fold as the board is pretty dry in terms of your range vs his overpairs. So x/c three streets might be best course of action unless you want to just take it down on the flop.

Kinda wanted to fold flop. Turn and river aggression key though.