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[QUOTE="Clutchdenier, post: 6273907, member: 481282"]
Before checking spoilers:

I think this is a good line to take and when villain raises the almost pot bet on the turn, we can deduce the villain is playing his range semi-correctly at least, meaning he has all the flush draw and straight draw combos and of course, 88,1010.

the bet sizing on the turn gives a lot of info that opponent does not have a weak holding or at least has good equity to have the winning hand on the river. Villain actually plays this well and this should probably be a fold since its 5nl on the river shove - because the stakes are more straightforward and your less likely to see bluffs on a river jam - he could also have AA which is completely plausible with the way it played  - though you would probably expect it a little less due to expecting villain to c/r on a flop like that but its 5nl and opponent could have probably deduced hes ahead but on a semi-dangerous board. The c/r on the turn can be perceived as him trying to trap an ace - so hes already got 2pair or a semi-bluff

Although hero is beating most of villains range, heros range is a lot weaker here on average  so opponent would also be expecting low aces and 10x most of the time

If opponent has 88, 10,10 or AA hero is being coolered and there is a small percentage of the time this should be folded, however taking into account how much of the range is beaten i think a call here is reasonable though at 5nl you are probably rarely seeing a bluff here
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