villian is 20/15 over 350 hands, 100 bbs

i open in MP 6 handed with AA.

He calls in CO. He Cold Calls 8% in this position. Blind Calls

flop

J 7 3 r

I bet pot, he calls

turn 5

I chk, He bets half pot quickly.

river K

i chk, he all-ins quickly giving me 2:1 to call....

1. what stats can i use from HEM to get an idea of how often he floats flops and gets involved in **** like that?

2. do you prefer to lead the turn?

3. river decision?

c/r turn if he's a habitual floater, otherwise just valuebet 3 streets. as played snapcall river.

I rly rly dont get the turn c/c

FYP

FWIW, I bet the turn unless I'm trying to induce.

call cbet%?

yes, without history

call, given how you played the turn.

He has a made hand here and he is never turning it into a bluff I think. Fold riv.

The only way this hand action can go:

open, call
pot, call
check, 1/2 pot, call
check, shove, giving you 2:1

is if Villain started with 40BB or if you opened to some huge non-standard amount PF

either way, it's pretty clear that this hand never happened and you are trolling

KKF playing 2/4???? WTF

bet turn... as played CR turn.... snapppp river he can valueshove less

KKF wtf? anyways,

i think in these small stakes games, betting the turn is generally going to be better (with an aggro image that is- alot of tags will be checking this turn with alot of hands, Jx/TT/etc). checking and calling isnt that bad either though since this is definitely a floatable board and even though alot of tags don't realize it, their ranges are all screwy. as played, i think you can just flip a coin on the river. probably closer to a fold since alot of tags will chk back Jx on the river (i dont think he's sophisticated enough to turn something like Jx into a bluff...sometimes 88 or something but meh).