Probably bad, so for the most part all rivers are bad for us. This hand is decided on the turn. Only a diamond leads to even cosidering a river fold if we call turn, and thats so exploitable i probably call anyway for value (Our two pair has a ton vs this villian)

I tank-shoved the turn, he obv. called.
River: K
Villain has T922
Hero wins.

On the flop, although I thought it might be possible for him to have something like Q8, I was far more worried about him having strong combo draws of which I figured I had a tiny equity edge. So I thought it would be best to see a turn, which he should barrel very often, and where more often than not my perceived equity would shift to pretty good or pretty bad and my decision would be pretty clear.

The turn turned out to be pretty agonizing, but in the end I figured that most of his combo draw hands actually wouldn't contain a king? Lots of pair-o.e.-x type hands or some kind of wrap, a lot of which don't necessarily have to have a king. And I still beat some KT96-type hands.

After going through this, though, I think potting the flop would have been the better play to, as a few of you mentioned, ensure that I realize all of my equity. Especially since his actual hand was also a lot weaker than I expected.

Those of you who thought we should fold the turn seemed to be including a lot of sets in villains range. I did mention in my op that villain was pretty aggro, and to be more clear I would have been very surprised to see a set in this spot given his image.

I actually thought this was a pretty clear fold or shove spot ott though. Wouldn't calling and folding to anything be too exploitable? What if an off suit ace hits the river and he shuts down his bluffs? Just my thoughts. Thx again.