3bet Hand Replayer

This is less of a line check than a read check, so let me describe villain as detailed as I can.

BB is what I call a mouse or Tight Passive. He's a 20's or early 30's white dude who's pretty quiet and a regular at the casino. He plays pretty straight-forward and tight postflop, and somewhat tight pre unless he gets good odds to call. I've never seen him even attempt a bluff. He plays very passively preferring to call than bet or raise unless he has a lock on the hand. He does open up when he loses a stack (temporary tilt). He also opens up when his stack gets shorter. He shoved $200 into my $25 raise earlier with TT (I snapcalled with JJ).

My image is definitely aggressive and I change gears rapidly between tight and loose. Everyone at the table knows I'm capable of making huge bluffs, and some of the more passive players have adjusted by block betting into me on the river (which I'll bluff raise for fun sometimes). I do sometimes slowplay a bit (earlier, I checked flop and then double-barreled my boat into this same villain). If we're keeping score, I'm up about $400 on this villain in this session.

River, there's a backdoor flush, straight got there (for chop), and slowplayed or made boat is possible. Would you call?

Call pre and call flop. Raising flop was bad on paired board. River this is a trivial fold vs villain as described.

Also the reason for know replies is because hand replayer is hard to follow and it would be much better if you had description of action in the original post as well.

I've always found that the check turn and shove (or overbet) river play is generally the nuts (or near nuts) on a paired board. Would only call here if I've seen villain make this move before...otherwise it's a fold.