i was thinking of actually vbetting this river!!!vs this villain i think he might call quite a bit with all his 2 pairs combo...on the other hand hes got every 10x in his range here and some runnuer runner f/d as well

3bet more flop so you can jam turn

or at least bang the turn as hard as you can

??why??on the flop i wanna keep his range quite wide....on the turn i dont wanna bet too big and find myself in a spot where i cant fold a bad river....if i bomb the turn i might give him a chance to fold out something silly like 56 A6 type of hand wich he has a lot
by the river ill have 70bb shove on 107$ pot wich i think its ok

you're approaching this completely the wrong way. you want to keep in his entire range by betting small so he might pay you off? your approach should be to protect your hand here, not to keep him in the pot and pray the board doesn't run out even worse. If the river bricks he won't pay you off with bottom pair anyway so you should be building the pot bigger on flop/turn. If he actually does have a hand, let's say 66, you actually don't want the board to run out like this as you will lose enormous value. There's even a chance he did have a two pair ish like value hand and decided to turn it into a bluff since your hand looks very much like a scared JJ/KK.

In other words, raise flop to at least 27-28, bomb turn - if he does hit with 65, then you gave him terrible odds to call and he did anyway - make a note and move on.

i also like to raise more on flop shove turn.

yeah i se that...flop 3 bet size WAY too small

u were c/r all your draws on this type of board before and now you're leading with your made hands? that's not a good strategy.

on a rainbow board i'd rather take a line of c/c c/c c/c w/ this type of hand anyways.