How do you play the rest of your range after you 3bet from the SB on this board? On the turn, if you never bet any of your tens on the flop then you probably should be checking all of your range here. River is a fold i think against most villains. Plenty of bricked draws like 89s, QK, JQ but also quite a few hands that have you beat, maybe AT, 9Ts, JTs, QTs, KTs, 77, TT and he might also be betting with a hand like AQ. You also have better hands to call with. Would also look at reads and villain's timing tells though, some villains will go crazy when you check to them although i find most of the time population would shy away from bluff shoving this river

You need to develop a default strategy for this texture and the SB vs BU 3bet pot fights, to help you navigate a bit, it does not matter if it is not perfect, i have mine myself and i am not a great Poker player yet, not even close.But its gonna give you a starting point at least to develop as player, for me i was using the 1/3 pot size with range, it helps gutshots push equity like KQ QJ and getting value with all Ax from worse Ax Tx pp etc. I changed that and kept in my check range AA some low Ax and my Tx. What do you do with your Tx here this is the first thing you need to know for yourself, i assume you do not bet them for this flop sizing, the flop sizing is kinda big imo (maybe he folds some of his later street bluffs because of that, like QJ KQ).So yeah this turn is pretty bad for you, this hand you have is prolly quite high in your check turn range, Turn is the point where you need to make a decision of if you want to follow with an exploitative fold against him or go with it on blank rivers, meaning that i dont see much point in calling this turn and folding this river, i think enviroment is unbalanced enough to operate from a context of instant give up mode or "bluff mode" very often on the specific texture, this is ofc my assumption, what i want to say is i dont see them having a "give up bluffing on the river street range".

So 1) Visualize and work on how your range plays this spot and for what sizings
2) I would fold this turn as played
1)Villain opens 3.5 bb and flats a 3bet
2)Tx is very good for his range and bad for you
3)Enviroment does not float that much to bluff later streets+flop is rainbow,especially on Ahigh vs more than half pot bet
4)Eviroment fails to 4bet hands like AK or AQ and flats them most of the time
5)I dont believe they will bet lower Ax so aggressive or that they have enough of them to begin with, prolly up to the point of split equity AJ.

I i am on the same track i guess, i learnt all these things by myself from random videos articles books experience in the tables, so my context might be somehow messy and inaccurate.I am just a bit more stuck into succeeding at Poker than any other person might ever be due to personal life situation, even micro stakes success is gonna have big effect on my life right now, so i can not guide you to this step by step ,all i can say is keep working on the forum, and check these 2 specific youtube channels that provide so much value for free, CrushTheMicros, and Nick Howards channel.

Vs most of recs I will always call, blocking JT is quite important and we got strong bluffcather (A7 is the best though).
Vs regular, probably don't need too if you have any amount of Tx in your range.