reshove for value. not kidding.

he's already all in

oops sorry thought effective stacks were deeper. How is this not a snap? I couldn't imagine that many flushes in his range and more often some junky 2 pairs he's shoving for value here. There's no straights either.

against this player type you can consider checking flop to induce a CR bluff from him on the turn, or if he leads the turn re raise him and call the 3b

KsXs is possible and congruent with his line.

I expect him to be playing AXss exactly like that, even a random QXss that was going to float oop/or thought Q high was good enough to be calling the turn

he was calling pretty light flop and turn barrels and was pretty passive flop and turn overall ( like calling 2 barrels with 55 or 33 here )
he wasn't check raising thin in any of those spots, he was more likely to call flop call turn super light with any showdown value and when he realizes he can't call anymore he turns his hand into a bluff

but this was one of the first hands he made this river jam and I didn't have this read at the time

This can easily be KsXs/AsXs so I don't think its a turbo snap. Pretty close imo.

We have 3 7's so him turning some random 7x into a bluff is unlikely and so is something like 78 though I doubt he shoves that anyways. He isn't turning a king into a bluff. So he's either turning something like A2/44 into a bluff or has the backdoor flush or maybe KQ.

This one largely depends on game flow and how he plays. Can't really tell you the correct play without knowing that stuff. Like how aggressive that match has been, are you running him over, have you overbet any turns before.

Disclaimer: I've only played full ring live for the last two years, might have become a turbo nit.