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I don't think IP has every 2pair, probably only 65s which i can also have. Also not everybody calls 33 preflop, but most people probably do. So I think the board is pretty god for me and i have a stronger range.

On the turn I dont like c/c, c/f river line, because against agro villain its probably burning money on fire, he rarely gives up with a bluff, and I dont think c/c c/c river is profitable either. Betting is isolating us against a stronger made hands and draws, I dont think we going to check check river and win almost ever, he probably will turn something like 44 or 67 into bluff on the river.

So I played check/fold which feels a little dirty, but I cant think of better line, especially for our evident weak range. Also we have worst blockers.

Or maybe we can construct somewhat balanced c/c range with some stronger hands in it, so we could c/c KK?

I think his mostly checks with his bluffs on turn, do you gusy agree? I mean gutshot, even FD usually checks here? All of the aces check too, so there not much sense in check/call here, check/fold also looks stupid. If we check/call what we going to do on blank river vs his push? So I think probably donkbet is better, sometimes getting calls from Ax of from some draws, while he folds other draws which is also good result. What do you think? That is pretty interesting spot imo.

CO open 26 * call 3bet 0.24 = 6.24%

There is no value in betting flop

I gave him 2 ranges, turn range before any bets, and turn continuing range (not shove range)and we have 50% against that. I think only AQ with backdoor fd would call flop in these positions.

In my CREV sim we have ~50% vs his continuing range (either call or shove)

We have 59.6% equity on turn before any bets against that range

He has many hands worse than AA but with alot of equity, that can check or bet with unknown frequency. Also I expect this opponent to bet AK, here (his turn stab is 62% which is high). So x/f doesn't look too appealing to me. May be check/call, check/decide river? Doesn't look too good because our range is pretty transparent and capped. So i decede to bet, the problem is - i don't know if he will bluff raise turn or not.

He can do the same if we check (have very profitable bet range). Would you call on blank? On any overcard? Looks like pretty good spot for bb on river after our check anyway.

Hot much should we bet?

Like this video, looking forward for others in this series, but i think it was a little bit slow. We can always pause anyway.

Daniel you wrote "If he pots it he has 2 value hands for every 1 bluff. So blocking that value is more important than not blocking his bluffs. ". Just want to say bolded part is wrong. If we block 2 value hands for every 1 bluff - the value/bluff ratio and EV of our call stays the same.

Yes most regs will raise 2pair+ earlier here, but most regs also not bluffing that way, so I am will not  try to exploit and just play my range.

Fold for sure, the hand is not strong enough for call here.

WM2K why you think a hands like J5s or T6s is better then 75s as bluff 3bet here? Also how a pp like 22 can be good vs someone who calls vs 3bet alot?

So you are saying equity on flop is meaningless? Is there anything better to help us decide whether we can continue with our marginal hands.
Noone here answers what is the best way to continue with the hand. I used CREV and come to conclusion the best line would be to bet turn and check most rivers. We can bluff Q river, c/c low rivers and c/f high rivers. 

Which hands exactly you want to bluff 3bet vs this villayn?

I rarely 3bet this guy with bluff, but I think I still should have some bluffs. Or you saying I should have only value? He is a reg and can pick up on that. Yes I can wait for a little better SC, but is it THAT important?

On the flop I have 42.3% equity vs that range so check/fold looks too weak. Do you consider check/calling?
On the turn I am not saying we should fold, actually main question of this hand is what the best way to continue with a hand?

So u guys never bluff 3bet this guy? Or 75s is bad, then which hands you choose to bluff 3bet him?

Any more opinions if we should continue on  Q or J turns?

I agree guys that calling is better for our range, but in a vacuum reraise still can be better?
One more question. Are you calling his jam on Jc turn? Js turn? on a Qc Qs?

EDIT: edited question about turns, of course on any diamond its not a fold.