As played I probably x/f river but i'd actually prefer x/r turn. When you get to the river he just isnt jamming worse for value and so many draws got there on that river. Also when you jam river you are targeting a very small part of his range for which might call. So i think shoving this river is too thin and you are value cutting yourself. 

I think turn is a good value bet, but definitely x/f this river.Don`t really see him value betting anything worse then  JJ, 55, QJs, KhQh, KhTh, KcTc.

I'd also XF this R. As for the XR - I think we're better off just betting - he might call w/ a part of his range that calls a bet but might XB/BF, so by betting, we're facing a wider range otr.

9Ts (3 combo) I think that on this river Villain can Value bet:
QJs (2) 55(3) KTs(4) = 7 value combo

if u c/call river your odds are 31%

7 : 69 = x : 31    x= (7x31):69= 3.14

3 combo of 9Ts > 3.14 for GTO approssimative optimal bluffing frequency....
i don't know if villain play good poker or not than i don't think if he ber river 9Ts(3) 100% of time or not :) 

I fold ehehehe GG

To put it simply - you're bluffing OTR with TPTK.

I wanna see a check somewhere prior to river - both turn and flop check seem reasonable plays, in this case i would base my decision depending on how your 3betting range looks like (peoples' 3betting range in the BB differs a lot).

I think turn is OK -  river is not always 9h and we are almost never behind on turn. River I would probably c/f but having a small bet-size range could be interesting. C/R turn is interesting but I don't think we should use the Ah.

Thank you guys! Should had check-folded the river. Now I didn't want to make the decision between c-f and c-c and pushed the panic button.

Are we x/folding overpairs and 2pairs as well? Are we only continuing with flushes, straights, and sets?"