Hello. Im wondering if anyone thinks I should be folding the river here. Villain had been playing a TAG style until we went heads up. Heads up he was raising every button, cbeting close to 100% and firing multiple barrels on most boards. Thanks in advance.

Villain 88 hands: 62/43/7.6/12.5


[converted_hand][hand_history]Poker Stars, $4.57 Buy-in (60/120 blinds, 15 ante) No Limit Hold'em Tournament, 2 Players
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Hero (SB): 3,935 (32.8 bb)
BB: 5,065 (42.2 bb)

Preflop: Hero is SB with 9 T
Hero raises to 262, BB calls 142

Flop: (554) Q 9 T (2 players)
BB checks, Hero bets 322, BB calls 322

Turn: (1,198) A (2 players)
BB bets 600, Hero calls 600

River: (2,398) 3 (2 players)
BB bets 1,440, Hero calls 1,440

[spoil]Results: 5,278 pot
Final Board: Q 9 T A 3

i know the exchange rate is bad but £5 will still buy you more than $4.57. calling him down seems fine, two pair is decent heads up, heck i might even shove over his turn donk if he's as aggro as you make out

Snap call on that totally blank river. It's a much tougher decision if diamonds get there.
Villain presumably showed up with AT/A9/QT or a flopped straight, but he probably plays some random Axdd/Kxdd/Jxdd hands like this too.

Thanks I posted the hand just after playing it. On reflection it seems like a much more obvious call.

I play the same lines, insta call, missed a lot of draws

Normally you're the nit and I yolo-shove the turn but I'm actually not sure what hands villain has that are less than two pair.

We can assume he will be 3betting AT+ but even if he doesn't, that only means he has more aces up on the turn that T9o doesn't beat. If he is as aggressive as OP describes, isn't he more likely to checkraise a draw? AXdd has a **** ton of equity and no real showdown value, if he plays straight forward aggressive these are the main bluffing hands. Same goes for KXdd which has even more equity with the added straight draw. He could possibly valuebet an ace but if he 3bets AJ then the strongest ace he can checkcall with is A8 which is unlikely to me. Any Jx has to be J7 or weaker which, again, he might very well checkraise flop with.

So do I think there are hands he could bluff with? Well maybe TXhh which has a pair and backdoor flushdraw on the flop and could possibly try to make Qx fold. If villain is also capable of thinking then he would realize OP doesn't have a bare ace that often so he could potentially try to get some hands to fold, I just don't quite see which hands he has the need to turn into a bluff.

Even though I am a fish and I call faster than the button appears on my screen I think a fold is actually the right play. I am going to put him on A9 and A9 only which is extremely nitty but I can't rationally assign him a much wider range.

surely a lot of aces 3b this pre