This is like my 5th hand at the table, never played with villain before.

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SB ($200.65)
Hero ($210.75)
UTG ($259)
MP ($225.60)
CO ($217.35)
Button ($451.45)

Preflop: Hero is BB with , .
2 folds, CO raises to $6, 2 folds, Hero calls $4.

Thoughts on PF? I think 3 betting is bad and puts us against only hands that crush us, but i think we do well against his range, so i call.

Flop: ($13) , , (2 players)
Hero checks, CO bets $10, Hero raises to $28, CO calls $18.

Good flop to c/r bluff here? I was figuring to follow through on any turn that completes a draw if he calls, figuring a call is an ace, and c/f a turn that isnt scary. Thoughts?

Turn: ($69) (2 players)
Hero checks, CO bets $30, Hero calls $30.

Well, that turn didnt complete any draws, and i think he has trip aces here a lot, so i check planning to fold to a good size bet. But he donks less than half pot. I have a nut flush draw here and i also think that he would bet more with trip aces on this board. Thoughts?

River: ($129) (2 players)
Hero?

River completes FD from flop. Im thinking shove here, but am i going to get called by any ace? Does he even have an ace here that often? Does he ever have a flush/straight here?

On the flop, I am mostly giving up.

I think he can have an ace here, I think he can have a flush here too. He might even have a set. My problem is trying to figure out if he's the type to make a fold here with trips if you bet it hard like you have the FD. Since your line is confusing, and I don't think he is folding one way or another, I think a c/f is best.

Just curious: Is it standard to bet/3bet the flop w/ a flush draw there or to CR the flop with a flush draw? I'm not sure if your flop betting is saying, " I have a FD".

When i call from the BB, i am almost never going to lead out on this flop because i think he is betting this with like 95% of his range. I will c/r here with a lot of hands, as he will fold a lot of his range here, and a large part of his calling range, weak-medium aces, he will probably fold on a scary turn card.