I think its likely better to call or bet the turn and not crai. I could see at higher stakes against stronger villains c/r is better as they ll b/c with worse more and they ll win EV on rivers by bluffing at good frequencies. This isnt really the case at small stakes as dudes both don t value/protection bet that thin, the pool 3 bets tighter, and they make more river mistakes so you dont need to protect your ev as much. I think I d want at least QQ to c/r here for value but could be even tighter.

Villain is 65/15?
I think its fine then, he has way more merged range than usual and possible calldowns with 8x.
I agree that its not that much better than bet. Ch/c looks like worst option looking at his stats. I dont want him to realize his equity with 8x/AK/AQ/AJ type of stuff.

Ya a 60/15 guy is typically pretty passive so def value betting and not going for the c/r. That s more of a balance/exploitive play vs an sufficiently or overly aggressive villain.

You block draws, which means villain's range is more value hands weighted. Why do you think blocking his draws is a good thing to raise all in?
When you do this, you wish he has some sort of draw imo.