Over 30 hands opp was playing 50 pfr, 42 vpip oop, 18% 3bet, Cbet flop - 70%, Cbet turn - 100%, Check Raise - 40%.

I wasn't running very good so basically he was slowly taking chips from me and we didn't see many showdowns. The ones I saw - he had decent hands, nothing extraordinary. Then this.

Grabbed by Holdem Manager
NL Holdem $30(BB) Replayer
Hero ($1,138)
($1,862)

Dealt to Hero 8 6

raises to $75, Hero calls $45

FLOP ($150) 8 A 3

Hero checks, bets $90, Hero calls $90

TURN ($330) 8 A 3 6

Hero checks, bets $195, Hero raises to $973 (AI), calls $778

RIVER ($2,276) 8 A 3 6 J

wins $2,276

Preflop - maybe i should've folded.

How was my push on turn? Is that spewy? I feel that there are a lot of aces and eights with one club probably double-barreling since i didn't raise flop and also maybe some draws and only rarely - flushes and 2 pairs better than mine. IS that a good spot to shove?

fine imo

I would lead this turn if i didnt know much about him. If his "100% turn cbet" is over a good sample size, then i think you played it perfectly.

I find myself misapplying these stats sometimes. Just because it says turn cbet is 100% over 50 hands oop, doesnt mean he 2brls every turn. If we only check called his flop cbet one time, this stat means nothing. The board texture of his 2brl is the only valid info we can look at.

fold PF vs agro 2.5x open.

Easy fold pf. As played, this is fine, but betting turn will be better against many villains.

+1

I'd fold pre. As played I think you played it great.