Full house vs. donkbet all-in River

Hi!

I know, that you didn't ask for this, but for me it seems a bit overplayed hand.

Pre: I'm not sure, that I would bet here with A6s, this seems to be pretty loose, specially if you know, that there is a fish between them aswell.

Flop: I don't really like cbetting here, because:
- You can't bet here for value. Better hands won't fold(Jx, 6x).
- Also you have a backdoor nut flush draw, so it's better to let you see free turn.

Turn: Now I would bet potsize. You know, that he is a fish, and you have to defend your hand vs 2 people.

River: At the situation I'm talking about, the pot should be around 30bb. If he pushes here with 50bb, I would really think about calling here. Yeah, he could have flushes, even 5x-s. He can hold 6x-s here too, but I think you win vs enough hands here to call.

As played, you can't really fold here, you have odds to call.

I'm curious about others opinions aswell.

Pre seems ok to me the flop i like checking and realizing some free equity we do have some showdown value as well.As played turn is ok and sizing is fine imo you could overbet if you incorporate them in to your game.And the river i think we just have to call villain does have flushes but i think they also have enough worse hands we only have to be good around 30% of the time.

Hi I'm agreeing with the nywa.
The flop is a clear check IP.
The turn is a mandatory bet. Asplayed. River is a fold - nice ✋

preflop: standard

flop: Check is good in HU but i prefer to bet in 3Way. It is not good enaugh to try to go to the chowdown, and u can barrel so many cards.

Turn and River: NH

Without stats is impossiblehypothesize his frequencies, he can has 78:h, but for other hands wee need some stats.

This is exploitative, if oppo is fish he can has many 6x