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[QUOTE="fundiver199, post: 6164456, member: 397965"]
Preflop
Fine

Flop
If your read is, he never fold, then why bet so small? You can bet twice as much as still get called by pretty much the same range. You dont need to use solver approved GTO type sizing against someone, who have no idea, what his correct ranges are supposed to be.

Turn
Now the flushdraw came in, and AT, T9, TT also came in, so your hand is now dramatically worse, than it was on the flop. Yet now you put the hammer down with a much larger bet. This is very backwards. Against this player type you need to play in a very straight forward way. Bet relatively large, when you have a very good hand and bet small or check, when you have a medium strong showdown value hand, like you do now. If he just made a flush, you are drawing dead, so now is not the time to bloat the pot. I typically check back this turn, especially when I dont hold a club in my hand.

River
Strange line by opponent, but what are his bluffs? Is he really getting to the river with a gutshot draw like KQ and then turning it into a bluff like this? Your hand was very weak to even bet the turn, so its completely reasonable to fold it now, when you are facing an overbet. You have better hands to call with like a flush or a boat. If you check back turn, you dont see the river like this, and you can mostly look to catch a bluff or even a worse hand betting for value.
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