Apart from the fact that my PF 3bet is a smaller then it should be, I am open to suggestions.. should I chck/call river? Should I play this completely differently?

Villain is 21/14/2.36/38%/52% over 290 hands... ekhem, so far I have seen him show only pocket pairs at showdown... but those are the showdowns he won... I dont rate him very highly cause he's not playing position at all..

As for my 3bet.. I do it sometimes with smaller pocket pairs on the blinds because (at least at pacific) you can take the pot down CBetting the flop easier then somewhere else.. people are not much of 3bettors there so they're pretty scared of it I guess...

So, ideas?

Pacific Poker
No Limit Holdem Ring game
Blinds: $0.25/$0.50
4 players


Stack sizes:
UTG: $107.71
Button: $49
SB: $$102.47
SuperHero: $53.35

Pre-flop: (4 players) SuperHero is BB with
UTG raises to $2, 2 folds, SuperHero raises to $5.5, UTG calls.

Flop: (2 players)
SuperHero bets $6.5, UTG calls.

Turn: (2 players)
SuperHero bets $13, UTG calls.

River: (2 players)
SuperHero bets All In $28.35 ..

3betting an UTG raiser with a small PP is not the best idea in the world, doing so on occasion to a LP raiser who opens up from the CO and Button is a different story, in either case I don't feel you need to do it at NL50, and certainly not on pacific. If you 3bet AK, AQ and AA-TT from the blinds, then you have a much wider 3bet range than 95% of your current opponents.

As played, your 3bet is too small, you flop bet is unlikely to get him to fold his likely range (AA-TT, AK-AQ), you get lucky on the turn and should bet a larger amount to make a river shove easier.

i dont 3bet small pocket pairs preflop

would you have bet half pot with AA on that flop?
as played on turn pot is 23$ and you have 32$ behind
i pot it or bet 3/4 pot and am fine taking it down right there as implied odds are huge with that hand, maybe even shove.
But i'm probably just a chicken and don't wanna have him hit on river cause i could never fold there.