Main villain is 20/11 over 573 hands. Fold to flop cbet 55% over 20 samples, has yet to fold to a turn cbet over 4 samples, and has folded to 1 of 2 river cbets. Raises flop cbet 15% and turn cbet 25%. Notes I had on villain were that he lead into a MW pot on a 772 flop and did not bet when I checked to him as the pre flop raiser.

Flop should probably be $2.25 and I plan to b/f vs all villains. When we arrive at the turn, what do you guys think would be the best line? Villain has not shown a tendency to bluff and will probably take many hands to showdown, so c/c is bad. I don't think I can get 3 streets of value with my hand, so b/f turn c/f river? Or c/f turn b/f river? Anything else anyone prefers?

I don't know why you don't think you could get 3 streets, probably bet smaller somewhere if you think it widens his range. Otherwise, I guess check fold given your read. But it seems a little inconsistent for the Villain to not have a tendency to bluff, but relatively high flop and turn raise stats. It aldocseems inconsistent that you can't get value on the river but you'll also face a bet only from 2 pair and better.

More on the flop and I'd be bet/folding turn check/folding river. Seems like there is plenty of value to be had from the likes of AT-AQ.

Going by his stats, this guy can't fold an Ax hand to save his life. You're losing to A2s-A5s (7 combos) and 22-55 (21 combos), and you're murdering A6s-A9s and AT-AQ (24 combos). He probably has 56s (4 combos) as well as 6d7d-JdQd (6 combos). You're at around 50% equity if you don't account for the fact that he probably calls some of his 66-JJ range. It's a pretty clear b/f on the turn, as we want to charge his draws and allow him to make his passive mistakes. I'm c/f on the river unless he has bluffy tendencies though.