Crying call, take notes.

He does represent some 88, TT, 99, T9, occasionally, and some flushes like AQss, AJss maybe some others or QJ occasionally as value hands, but his small river size maybe close out some of the top of his range. He can turn some pairs with spade, or some Asx into a bluff. Great price, i don't want to overfold, I think it's a clear call.

I don't know what you guys expect to see, but I'm snap folding this.

You can't win. Key to these stakes is value betting and letting passive/cally players call too often and fold when they raise, bc they are passive and only raise when they have it and dont balance bluffs. You need to beat a value hand to call, and i dont see any.

I´m always doing what Disharmonist says but I agree with taaazz and FIVEbetbLUFF :D

Yeah easy fold imo :)

How it's played fold looks the best decision also I would bet river much smaller let's say something like 0.8 or 1$ to let villain call with worse like Kx or Tx but if he raises snap fold and save some money