Cleopatra

agreed that calling turn and mostly folding river seems best and least exploitable/best play in the long term.

Helllo Lumpizaver, 

Thanks for the post.

On the flop I think betting is the best option, since we can barell a ton of turns

What is considered a good turn? His range seems rather well protected and uncapped. I think we can just mindlessly barrel some turns with a hand that has does not have a lot of good options.  but I don't think it is a slam dunk.

TURN: A nice scare card so I like you barrel, 

is it a scare card? seems slightly better for his range then mine. when the flop rolls out like this, I think he will be winning this pot a high % of time but that's besides the point.

and we definitely have quite some tens in our range.

agreed.

I like a bet around 300, we still get to fold a lot of chops and we are not burning money if he has a Q. Maybe a smaller bet size can also be considered (half pot) because it looks more like a Q inviting a call.

cool I think I do too.

I am not familiar with 2/4 HU regs so I don't know whether they might bluff jam over a smaller river bet.

nor am I. but it certainly takes  a certain kind of player to bluff jam in these spots and most regs are not going to consider raise/bluffing it at these stakes if we bet more then 1/2 pot on the river. So with that said, I am sure the most profitable line would be like betting around 300 as you suggested on the river.

My thoughts--- (feel free to correct errors)

Preflop: my 3bet % is pretty low and think I should probably flat this preflop and 3bet stuff like 62hh. However, whatever.

Flop: I think flop is interesting. This is not the board texture I want to barrel air hands. Lets look at all my options with this hand...

C/C is pretty decent option otf and my range is somewhat protected by the other hands I can sometimes call with. 

 C/R  flop seems a bit ambitious although kind of interesting. Probably don't  want much of a cr range on this board texture with stacks. 

So I think, c/c >> bet>>c/r.

Turn: Ugly spot. I just want to realize my equity and don't think I have to face a raise all that often if I bet myself (however could be wrong). While if I check with 5 high and he bets it may be more correct to just c/f then flat. 

River: Trying to fold him off a chop, and it all comes down to how much Qx is in his range and how often he will fold chops.

I could also bet a number that is a nonshove say like $300 and feel pretty good about not facing a bluff shove. It would save me money in the longrun assuming they are never going to bluff over it. 

cliffnotes: Consider alternative flop play (ideally cc). Rest of stuff is relatively close I think.