Anyway of folding this?

ya, click f on river. overshove with KT? i dont think so

If villain is a reg, this is a huge leak. People never ever overbet jam (at 10nl zoom), especially for this many chips, since it would not be a profitable enough play, given the fact that people do not realise this is always nuts. If you had kk/10 10 here you could consider a call, but just think about these hands- not sure if you used all timebank but at least think about what beats you. 65 makes some sense especially 65 hh/ 65 ss, and usually at these stakes if a villain reps something they have it given massive imbalance in bluffs (for a good reason) Your also beaten by a slowplayed 33, 10 10, kk which some regs are bad so would play this way. As nitewin said, you almost have a bluffcatcher (!) given the fact that he never value shoves with worse (given reg)

In short, check number of tables he's playing. If he's a fish you can't really fold- if he's a reg this is quite an easy fold.

My analysis obviously in no way applies to any stakes higher than 10nl zoom, but for this stake since people aren't good enough at folding, regs don't need to bluff. Therefore you won't get exploited by making big folds since they don't know if your good enough to fold, and it is too difficult to keep notes on the 3000+ player pool at 10nl zoom

Thank you for the comment Noony!

Your advice is pretty much right on point noony. Especially about the bluff imbalance.

This guy is racking in 3.5 buyins as a raise on the river. That is not 2 pair. Fold

Spots like this held me back at 5/10NL for so long. Gotta realize he never over jams worse. Gotta stop the "I have a set, never folding ever" thought process and take a second. Time bank and think about what he could have here. Everything Noony said is great.