opponent is a loose fishy player playing 92/26/22 over 19 hands. we have about pot sized bet left. we have the Ad but he's probably not folding any flushes if we jam. i think he can have all sorts of 1p and 2p hands which he might turn into bluffs if we check.

I pot turn (and bet more flop too)
as played I think I check / fold :/ (unless he bet a retarded sizing ldo)
He probably 3bet JQKx , so imo his range has a lot of flush draw

I think I fold too much river tho

meh i only like potting in spots where it is very clear i can't be bet/folding. otherwise you're giving away free information / can't have a bluff range. also if i had the nfd in addition to my top set i would obviously not want to pot it. its the best vacuum play with this particular hand vs a fish for sure tho.

i guess its possible to have a potting range and smaller bet size range here but i haven't really thought about how to balance that yet.

Potting turn is a good idea esp vs donk.
River is X/F or X/C. He's not folding flush to a river bet.

You have to pot turn because you're playing against a fish. Balance doesn't matter.

anyway results were i checked and he checked back Ac8s5s5c ugh. how does he not shove turn

16 into 26 is way to small, no matter how good your opponent is. Even if the board was A5T rainbow still to small.

In regards to the turn. This has to be a very obvious full pot spot I mean AT56dd.. any K,Q,J,9,8,7,4,3,2 D. Their is no safe river, every river potentially gives your opponent the best hand, and diamonds being the worst of all possible run outs.

River is very easy check fold, esp. vs incapable fishy opponents.