You are more likely to 3barrel bluff with air than checkraising after being the preflop aggressor. I would bet twice, x/decide on the river, calling most blanks.

Are u playing on french sites Thomas? One guy has the same nick as u.
I don't think you necessarilly played the hand bad. The line is pretty interesting with stack depth to be honest. The good play(s) depend on your image mostly, and how your image interacts with vilain's image. Vilain has to give you credit for check-raising bluff basically, which is not something everybody does. Is that why you dislike your play? Because vilain has no reason to believe you'd bluff taking that line?

If so, then you have answered your worries yourself, but in itself I don't see your line as 'bad'. What can really be bad in poker, as long as you have good reasons for doing whatever you're doing?

Most players would C-bet and usually 2 barrel. And usually bet river as well, but it depends on so many factors that you can't really know in advance. What I mean is that with stack sizes it's a good situation for barrelling (depending on board and opponent). But obv that doesn't mean we need to barrel, we are free to take more passive / tricky lines.

I would only check/raise if I have a particular history with villain where he saw me doing that with a draw. Otherwise I prefer just betting flop turn and river it depends on the board.

Yes, hello comtemplative Mr Sneeze ;)
Yes I guess that's kinda what I dislike. It's not that I'm nit about bluffing, but I don't use much C/R as the preflop 3Bettor. So I really don't know how he can see that C/R which is why at the beginning I planned to C/C. But finally, if someone C/R when he uses to never do it, I find it's frequently a bluff (They first give up and then think about raising basically) or just a draw. The problem here is the board cause it seems a bad board to C/R bluff on it I believe, and specifically on drawy boards people tend to C/R their overpairs so it feels obvious.
On the other hand, it seems like a board I'm gonna fold a lot after checking, so his betting range should be wide and he might fold to some C/R which might make a C/R ok after all...not really against his profile though...So yes I feel like my C/R is transparent too.
Well not horrible it's true, but I guess not the best line ever. The problem mostly is that I'm not balanced when betting flop and turn on this kind of board, and know it. So it must be what I should focus on, but it's true it demands 3barreling a lot as a bluff and for value, because the 3rd barrel is going to be the most effective as a bluff I believe, when turn+river blanks ?
But again draws and cards that'll give a lot of 2P will come very often T+R, so we would 3barrel on blanks but stop when boards reinforces his range, right ?

So yeah C/R is trickier and needs more reasons basically...Thank you all :)

What types of hands do you guys think would be good C/R bluffs on this board?

For some reason I feel like this ended badly for op :)

I cbet here flop/Turn for sure without a special tell /read vs him.
With a cr/ , you lost value i think.

Doesn't make much sense to check because you can't go 3 streets, but then c/r and still have 2 streets of betting to go in, so now you're still playing a 3 street game except with a bigger pot.

I'd bet the flop.

Check call flop seems good (would not check raise at any point). This is a pretty good flop for him and you will need to check relatively often. This is one of your least vulnerable made hands, so probably better to check AA here and bet hands like JJ/QQ.

When you cbet this board a tough opponent will likely put a lot of pressure on you. Most opponents will have all sets and lots of flush and straight draws. The stack depth allows him to use larger raise sizing and bluff more often, so he can play this range very aggressively against your value c-bet range of mostly overpairs. I prefer checking AA/KK somewhat often at this stack depth on this board.

If flop checks through you can often bet bet for 2 streets on the back end. If he starts betting you have a strong, less vulnerable hand to call down with while evaluating the runout.

a) X/c Flop, x/shove turn when he uses large sizes with polarized hands on relative safe turn card
b) x/c Flop x/c turn and x/evaluate rivers when he uses normal sizes
c) doesen't seem right to give away 160+bb everytime he sees a Flop for 3+7bb just cause is a fd present. When x/r U win 1bet from his air, 1call-raise bet from his weak fd, flip with strong fd, and lose stack when he cracks aces on Flop.