I only had 9 hands on villain but can't see most players would play a value hand I beat, like 2 pair or a set, like this. And even if he did on earlier streets, I don't think he's ever shoving this river over my bet as I can still have some flushes (?) in my range. 

Don't know if I like my river sizing either, I thought he'd play TT, JJ and maybe 77 this way. Maybe AK w the A or K of spades. VS that range I should probably bet a bit smaller on the river, around 1/3? That aside, I can see 9s10s, As9s, maybe TdJd as well play this way on the turn. I'm still expecting him to barrel a lot of his A high fds on the turn but if he c/c those obv he has a lot more flushes by the river. 

Point is I don't think I'm beating any of his value range on this river (tell me if I'm wrong), and I called flop bet w one player left to act behind me, I bet turn and river when "everything" got there (TJ, 67, spades) so I shouldn't have much air in villains eyes I think. I do bet rivers quite wide but this villain doesn't know this so unlikely he's attacking. 

Guess this is still a call though if he has some bluffs. Dunno what bluffs that would be but maybe TT, JJ w a spade blocker that he decides is not good anymore? 

One of the reasons I bet rivers wide is how rarely I face c/r, esp on boards like this, so I probably don't think as much as I should on how to react when someone does. Intuitively I fold a lot, it just feels like I'm beat mostly, also I play more live where betting aggressively and hero folding is generally a winning strategy. But here I got top set so dunno if I should just close my eyes and call? Also I'd like to hear what sizing you would go with on the river bet and why? 

Looking forward to your comments :) 

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