Game is a 1/2 capped at $100

I have a super tight image at the table. Villan is rather new to table so hes not aware of my image.

Villan straddles to $4 UTG
I make it $15 from utg+1 and a loose passive player from MP calls..Villan comes for the ride.

Flop is T64r - It is checked around.
Turn is 2 non flush draw - Villan bets $7 and I elect to just call. MP comes along.
River is Q - VIllan checks, I bet $25, MP calls, Villan goes All in for ~$40 more.

Thoughts?

bet flop bet turn jam river. im assuming 50bb eff stacks? as played call

Did you say you had AA and played this hand like you did? I really don't know what to say. Hope to play you some day, GL sir.

MP stack size and reads?

Hand was played extremely passively, any reason in particular your not doing what kenji said above? This is a major leak.

As played its a call...

MP had about $90 before the river bet. I took the passive line because I thought it was the best way to get max value from my hand at the time. The table had been pretty dead for the most part and teh flop was extremely dry. I shouldve been fist pumping at the shove but the way UTG checked and then double fist shoved all of his chips seemed pretty strong and confused the hell out of me.

If my logic is wrong then please tell me so. I don't think there is a cookie cutter way to play this hand such as "bet flop bet turn jam river", but id like to know the actual flaws behind my play.

This IS a cookie cutter situation. When you have a hand and equity it's a bet..

If you are going to play it passively to get max value then you have to assume he is giving it to you.

Probably hit two pair but as played I would call.

WTF this hand is weird. Why did you check the flop? Why did you just call the turn?

As played I almost like folding the river. I don't think he bets the turn and checkraises the river with worse than a pair. If he was donking the turn into weakness with a hand like KQ and then hits the river, I think he just leads out. If he was going for a checkraise on the flop and missed so bet out on the turn (which he might have done with solely a T), but then I don't think he checkraises the river with his unimproved T.

Yeah your hand is underrepped, but I don't think I've ever seen a river checkraise with less than a single pair at these limits.

I've got 1000 words for this hand: