I'm the effective stack here at $575. Villain is about 35 year old middle eastern male. I've only been here about 30min and he has been in a few small pots already. That said he seems "active" but I have not seen any showdowns or meaningful pots.

Two limps and TAG winning reg raises to $20 in MP1
Hero MP2 with TT 3bet to $65
Villain flats next act in HJ.
Everyone else folds.
HU to flop

653 -Pot $160

I c-bet $75 and he calls quick.

Turn Q - Pot $310

I check and he fires $125

Hero??

Pre-flop I felt this was a good 3bet spot with a lot of loose players at the table. If I flatted the 20 we woulda probably went 4-ways. On the flop I think this is a mandatory c-bet and I went for about 1/2 pot for protection and value. On the turn now I'm not loving this card as his flop calling range has a few Qxdd combos that he cold called pre with (AQdd, KQdd, QJdd). He also has hands like JJ, QQ and AKss in his range. Is this a pretty easy check-fold or are there better lines?

Thanks

He may be betting 77-99 and 6x hands here thinking he's good. Also few missed FDs are still in the range. He has no flopped sets so all that beats you is KQdd, AQdd (JQdd not sure he would flat pre here, maybe he would), rarely JJ. Call turn, rethink river. If he bets brick rivers see how much he bets and how he bets, however not much reason to call him down. Tbh it's a call turn and if he barrels river you should mostly fold against a semi unknown guy.
Doubt he will bluff through turn and river with missed FD as he is only folding out TT and JJ imo.

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I call and plan on calling off undercard/non-flush completing rivers

We capped our own range pretty hard checking turn as AA-QQ AQ all keep betting. JJ-TT are probably the best hands we have at this point, if we fold them to 1/3psb we are essentially giving up when checking, and I feel like we're still ahead of too many hands to do that.

Hard to range V after cold calling a 3bet, calling a cbet and betting turn, that's a strong range but he's repping very little value here- a passively played overpair, QQ, and the handful of Qxdd combos he can have

As played, I'd lean toward calling that sizing. There are enough combos of worse hands and Hero doesn't block any draws. Check/eval river unimproved.

Pre - I'd go more, $70-75 with $37 of dead $ in.

Flop - $110 … not many good turn cards, charge more.

Turn - based on the reasons for calling, I'd lean toward B/F small.

Stuff it and nh.

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i like a double barrel on the turn, repping a Q and merging with the TT, still lots of value to be had from pair+draw or just a raw draw.

AP easy call, xr is so far above the rim i cant comprehend it pls explain is it just the same logic i said for the double barrel?

I would actually really like this line with AA/ KK to blow him off his equity with his pair plus draw hands but it seems a hair thin for TT. I'd like to hear more though about thoughts why it's a good line here.

i would make this a 2 street game by betting bigger otf and shoving turn for slight overbet, or x/j as played.

This^

Can someone please explain the x/r on the turn this seems insane to me

Cuz he has few better value hands. I’ll have a low turn check frequency here with this combo but once he sizes this way I’m going for the jam. Looks FOS and you’ll get called by lots of his range which you are ahead of. Can’t just MUBs the few combos of QX.

Are you playing your whole 3b range this way on this texture?

Well im having a dec amt of xf otf but if im betting, going 3 streets in an SPR of 3 OOP seems quite awkward to me.

With the background of this guy only being involved in small pots so far, it seems like he has a bigger interest in this hand by how much $ he has put in. I would believe him this time, if he s a halfway decent player, wouldn’t he want to show you he’s playing tight before he tries to bluff you with a 1/3 pot bet in a pot where he is playing for his stack on the river if u call his bluff?

Two limps and TAG winning reg raises to $20 in MP1
Hero MP2 with TT 3bet to $65

Isnt this just a call preflop?

No

His line looks very draw-heavy. Quick call on flop, bet small on turn hoping for a fold after H checks. I can get behind a shove or a call. In game I probably chicken out and call. I don't think I ever fold on turn.