Lately , at this pppoker club ive been playing against these players that im not so used to playing. I mainly play 2nl on betonline and the games here are pretty much straight forward, value bet relentlessly and fold when given a raise from a passive player/reg. However, these players in the club have passive pre flop stats but post flop they play aggressively. A lot of bluffing and such.
My question is whats the best way to play against they aggressive players that make bluffs that dont seem to make sense. For example, my c-bets get raised on a super dry board like K 7 2 rainbow or get floated on too lightly . If i dont catch part of the board i usually just check the turn, but should i double barreling a lot if i start to notice a lot of floating with the intention to bet after my check to take down the pot or also lower my c- bet frequency down to like 33 percent. Would re raising their c-bet raises work too? Mainly my image is abc/tight aggressive, which is super clear because pppoker shows vpip/ pfr/ 3 bet stats for every player . So i believe they are exploiting me with theyre raises, however they not doing it in an super aggro donkey fashion, the frequencies of their raises are not super high but alot higher than average.
Whats the best way to counter these bluff attempts at exploiting me. Im positive theyre not doing it in a very smart exploitative way w/ backdoor equity and such. Theyre just raising with random hands. However The best part about these players though is that they pay off insanely light, For example i raise with trips and they have ace rags and call off till the river almost 100 percent. Should i just stick to the low variance route or take a higher variance route for a higher winrate ? And for the higher variance route what would be some tips on how to make plus ev plays.

This post is barely readable, both due to your sentences being all over the place and the total lack of space/structure of the post.

I would guess that your questions would get alot more thought out replies and generate a better discussion, if you take some more time to write a decent easy readable opening post.