Not folding river. You are super high up in your range and he makes a small bet.

Agree with the above, not going to fold for such a small bet, if they made it $4+ is when I start to think about folding.

Villan looks fishy and has a low AF. Nevertheless he C/R the turn (means a VERY strong hand at the Micros) AND followed up with a bet on the river, despite the flush coming in. In my experience passive micro players do this only with the nuts or very very close to it.(JT or a flush) A call makes sense if he is bluffing sometimes or at least when he is capable of betting a T for thin value. I dont think that this is the case. The question is: Which hands is Villain betting the river which i beat? Or are we just calling to chop with another ten sometimes?

@Kleanthes Its smart if you give important info like that before the hand otherwise we just have to assume we are facing random NL5 guy.

Not sure they flat JTo on this flop so dont think we can give him to many of those.

River we need to have a shop 40% of the time to go BE. I think we have a shop and more than 40% of the time and sometimes even a win.

How many call 3bets oop w JTo? And if hes THAT type of player then the rivers a snap as he can show up with far worse IF he is that type of player.

Again JT calling the flop? Unlikely so we can discount them.

For this price its a call,expect to be chopping mostly,but we win sometimes.Theres Not many FD Combos that will be C/R turn.

More than 150bb deep this isn't a hand type I would be 3 bet bluffing with. I would at least want to be suited in most cases with standard trouble hands. You say villain looks fishy which makes it even more of a flat call or fold pre.

Flop c bet is fine with two overs and a gut shot.

Turn is an obv value bet, and we can't fold just yet.

On the river I'm never folding for this price. Especially when villain is bad. Like Harvie said, around $4 upwards then we can seriously consider it.