Facing check raise on the flop with a draw

Preflop is not that std... Without any good plan I'd fold.

Flop is std.

Now how I play it going to the turn:
Villain is pretty polorized. It sucks to get ch/r again OTT so I check there too. When he checks the river it's almost always a bluffs, 88-99 wouldn't make sense. Easy cbet imo, $4. Just not smaller so we don't induce him to spew. Bigger is not needed

Hello Supremace,

Preflop: Why do you Call in first place here? What else do you know on the opponent besides VPIP/PFR? How you abusing those 2 stats to make profit postflop?

As played
Turn: Turn can be played differently, depends a lot on the opponent. Vs some we can easily even Bet the turn cause his play obviously doesn't make sense. We could just take it down right there. I would assume he is almost always 2nd barreling here with sets, so which would most likely just make a stab here while I see weakness in his play. If I would assume something else I'd Check it behind.

As played
River: Just give a Bet I doubt that he will have many made hands which ain't betting the river anymore for value. We don't even need to be very successful here, ~1/2 should work to gain like 33% fold equity and in long run it should be the case vs some kind of Ax hands or whatsoever range.

Best Regards.

Yeah it is a bad pf decision, it is not my standard play there. Had a feeling I could outplay him because I saw a weak play with a very strong draw from him a couple hands before. Should have folded pf.

Anyway if we assume he doesn't have a very strong c/r range since he does have a very high cbet stat of around 80 is it okay to 3b the flop sometimes? Also how should I play AKs in this spot, always 3b the flop for value of a draw and overcarrds?

Anyway if we assume he doesn't have a very strong c/r range since he does have a very high cbet stat of around 80 is it okay to 3b the flop sometimes?

We can overplay the same Check/Raising range very often on turn as well, no need even to get it in.

Also how should I play AKs in this spot, always 3b the flop for value of a draw and overcarrds?

Depends a lot on the opponent you are against, what kind of stacks we have and also what kind of image we have. We of course raising it as we played it passively preflop but afterwards depends how loose the guy is going broke but most likely yes cause we might count even overcards as outs if the guy is capable of going broke loose enough.