NL16 AJ 3bet pot - top two pair vs river overbet AI

Preflop: I prefer to play hyper-polarized preflop (3betting strategy) at lower limits. 3betting AJs is good vs fish who call too wide, or against aggro regs who 4bet aggressively and with small sizing (which allows you to flat 4bets in position). Other than that, it would usually be a waste to 3bet this hand, especially if there are weaker players in the blinds. With that said, not really a mistake.

Rest of the hand plays itself. Turn probably can consider raising, but he seems to be repping something that improves on the Turn (T8s, AJ, JJ, J9s) so raising here against this range doesn't seem to be too wise when you are behind.

No way I'm ever folding this when there are no flushes and no 4-straights

Flop imo the sizing is kinda weak, we're missing value against a lot of hands the board is drawy and we're gonna have a tough spot on many turn against check/raises when we 2barrel and let the vilains hit their floats equity on our check/backs ( smaller sizings = more floats ). Turn we'll see T8s at a very low frequencie after calling a 3b oop from those positions and we block JJ, looks like a block bet to me not sure if it's the thing to do but would say i'm raising small here with top range and bluffs, like 2.5x. As played, river snap call i don't see how we could find an hero fold

Edit; can add that our 1/3 sizing flop induce a wilder calling range so a wilder bluffing range turn, no way we can find a fold. I seen the result and there's clearly a bunch of notes to take there

I thank you the comments. These are very helpful to me
Yeah, I see now that against 2,5x, it can be better call than 3bet.
Flop sizing looks like not optimal...

mbml: It is big honor to see your analysis in my thread. You are a legend in the community.
Very nice to see that you are writing more hand analysis in the micro section to help our micro grinders.