3/5 $300 max bet, hero effective stack of $900

Villain is late 30s Asian guy. I think I've seen him around but I don't play enough to remember any history. He playing TAG and seems to be a regular. Familiar with dealers and other players. Came to the new game with 3 other Asian guys who then didn't play at each other much for hours. Not really relevant to the hand but I'm wondering if people just rack up when they see this or if there's anything to be done about it.

Hero is early 30s white bro. Image is tight pre but FOS postflop because I'm on a cooler and got caught making a few bluffs. One I'm not proud of but the others I thought were good spots where I was uncapped and thought it was good combo to do it with.

I've raised his blind a couple times because there hasn't been much action. I've cbet and taken it down each time. Villain complained last time that I'm always raising his blind and I said that with where we're sitting it's just destiny.

Pre:
Hero opens button to $15 with Td7d
Villain calls in BB

Flop $33, Ad6d4d:

Villain sighs and checks
Hero bets $10
Villain calls saying "you have me worried, usually you bet $15 there"

Turn $53, Tr:
Villain checks
Hero bets $40
Villain calls

River $133, Ac:
Villain checks
Hero bets $100
Villain quickly raises to $325
Hero sobs

I downbet on flop because Ad is on the board and I feel like BB range can't continue with much here.

Turn I want value, River I figure he'll rarely have a boat as a set would've wanted to raise by now and trying to get value from trips or something that thinks I'm FOS now that I'm much less likely to have been betting a big A.


edit: pot size

like how you played the hand and would prob fold river against population also prob bet smaller on the river, think the general heuristic is just go small, small, polar since most live players are overfolding/ under raising the flop and over folding the turn...

...I think its prob call in theory, but are people bluffing enough here with like the Kd? So here again I would fold, but against better aggro players just close your eyes and call IMO

I would fold on the river.

The villain has a whole bunch of FH in his range and based on backstory, he should be more inclined to bluff catch you wider than to bluff against you.

Yes, your line on the River is to bet-fold.

I would call. You are getting pot odds and he could very well have trip Aces. It’s an extra $225 in a $558 pot and need to be good only like 40%

Blind steal situation with an Asian dude that seems intent on defending? I think he's got enough pure air (Kd, mid PPs....maybe even 53 if he's really out for hero) & Ax to justify a call.

I'd table change with 4 friends that aren't playing at each other.

Bet more on the flop, we don't range bet monotone flops.

I probably just check back river, I think you mostly bet because you think your image is bad and you'll get called light ... which I kind of understand, but no. Esp. with the sigh call flop.

I bet / fold river

It's $225 to win a $783 pot. Only need to be good a little less than 29%.

Easy simple snap fold otr ainec. He was basically hollywooding otf too with a higher flush.

seems like a fold

do you usually cbet flops small in this spot? seems like villain has a sizing tell on you which is not good