Hello guys,

This is my first hand from my journal: https://www.runitonce.com/chatter/from-micro-to-highstakes/

Flop and turn is pretty standard, however, the river is kinda tricky.
Not thinking just about my particular hand, but in general about my range.
Giving my preflop calling range (incetivized by MonkerSolver)
JJ-22, AQs-A8s, A5s-A4s, KTs+, QTs+, JTs, T9s, AQo

Here I constructed my x/calling range on the flop vs 1/2 pot size bet.
Looking a bit deeper, I think I am better off calling AQ,AJs (with BDs) rather than 66 (55 and 44 has some backdoors as well). Maybe folding A4,A5 or raising.

Check/calling the turn with range like this.. as you can see, based on my range construction I am overfolding about 7% which I think it is okay since this board is favorable for his range (if we make a call with 66 on the flop, we can call it on the turn as well)
Note: folding a lot of combos which contains heart just because it is a major component of his bluffs.

The river is very tricky, most of the time I would lean towards overfolding, however, not in this case. People tend to overbluff rivers when an overcard comes in, do not they? Based on that assumption I constructed my range - overcalling about 6%.
My questions are:
1.What do you think is the bottom of villains value range?
2.Whats your calling range on blank rivers?

Obviously if you have any thoughts to my range construction, just feel free to comment I will be glad to discuss more about it:)