Overpair vs passive player

I wouldn't mind to make it even 6bb pre-flop out of position against at least 1 passive fish.
As played turn is tricky, but I would earlier 3bet shove with so little behind than call. He will never fold the river and you are committed. Sizing isn't to bad, but a 20bb is most likely better against him for value. Now I would most likely fold or you have reads he can over play toppair.

Cheers,
SDK1987

Hum..how much hands do you have to classify him in 27/2?

Anyway, in that stakes, i prefer to fold turn, unless the villain is really a loose agressive fish.
Unfortunatelly, most of the times, he has a trip or at least two pairs.

As played, you can't fold that river.

It's a pretty strong line from villain, especially is he's a passive player. A lot of the times you'll be facing a set, two pair or in this case maybe a flopped straight. But then again, this is NL2, where fish can seriously overplay top pairs like this... I think a fold after his turn raise would be the best option, but I don't think shoving it all in would be that bad either.

Calling flop and raising turn is a very strong line. This is almost never a bluff from fishes and never a worse hand, just fold OTT.