66 shove river overplayed?

I put UTG on range (AA-55,AKs-ATs,A5s-A2s,KQs-KTs,QJs-QTs,JTs,T9s,98s,87s,76s,AKo-AJo,KQo,QJo).
With makes you 90% equity on the flop, 92% on the turn, and 93% on the river.

I would betlarger on the flop. At least 50% potsize. Edit: Villain bets.. sorryIt is irritating that the villain plays his set passively here. The C/R on turn may be a sign that he has a strong hand. That would then mean that you would have been better off calling on the river with a possible straight draw. It should be in the villains range.

Villian is betting on the flop
Anyway I would bet the turn a little bit more like half pot, but after the check raise I would most likely go broke with a set. If villain has a better set it's just a cooler on NL2.

Cheers,
SDK1987

you can consider raising Flop
you can consider betting larger on the Turn. don't think this is the sort of spot where people go crazy with huge XR bluffs vs 1/3 pot bets. you would be losing value vs most of his medium strength KX hands which will XC both a 1/3 and a 2/3 pot bet.

When he XR the Turn, I don't think people are playing KQ AK AA in this way that often. This means that he almost always has KK, maybe 99 for value, and some spews. I don't put too many K6/K9/96 type of hands in his range. He is UTG after all.

This means that while your hand is too strong to fold, you're unlikely to be beating his value range. and also his bet size seems very consistent with KK. 1/3 pot bet to sucker you in when he blocks everything. Then the turn check to induce from your straight draws and other floats, and going for the raise.

I'm willing to bet that people have KK here more than half the time, and the other half of the time he will have 99, bluffs and rarely AA/AK.

For that reason, im not raising the river.