Stacks:
UTG ($200) 100bb
UTG+1 ($204) 102bb
Deeepz (CO) ($1,047.26) 524bb
BTN ($260.78) 130bb
SB ($200) 100bb
BB ($246.16) 123bb

Pre-Flop: ($3, 6 players) Deeepz is CO 5c 7c
2 folds, Deeepz raises to $4.84, BTN calls $4.84, 1 fold, BB calls $2.84

Flop: 3h 2c 3c ($15.52, 3 players)
BB checks, Deeepz bets $10, BTN folds, BB calls $10

Turn: 4s ($35.52, 2 players)
BB checks, Deeepz bets $23, BB raises to $61.75, Deeepz calls $38.75

River: 7s ($159.02, 2 players)
BB goes all-in $169.57, Deeepz calls $169.57

Final Pot: $498.16
BB shows two pair, Threes and Deuces
6h 2h
Deeepz shows two pair, Sevens and Threes
5c 7c

Deeepz wins $495.36 (net +$249.20)

BTN lost $4.84
BB lost $246.16

What's Deepz thought process on the Turn and Calling River Jam? Does he ever have a river leading range in this spot as a bluff? Hand seemed pretty wild to me. Interested on what you guys think about it?

I'm guessing he has a bunch of hud stats that he uses to add to his in game analysis.

But here's my 2 cents.

Turn call is pretty straight forward. He has fd and sd, he blocks A5 and 65.
Also some 65 combos are definitely CRing the flop which make it even less likely bb has this.

54 and A4 and A2 make sense as CR's too. And 55(less likely due to combos) and 66.

River: So much of the turn CR's need to jam this river that when he rivers TP here it's a must call. He's actually winning quite often here.

Also thanks for posting this hand. He's one of my favorite players and very interesting to see his hands.