Well I'm not sure how standard pre is really. It's really a set mine, but we don't know what the original raiser will do. So I would normally fold.

The flop call is fine, turn I think this probably depends on opponents turn cbet%. He has plenty of overpairs and folds to steal from SB 82%. BUT I like the fact that you took the opportunity to turn your hand into a bluff on that club. And that's probably what makes the difference when he checks. I think he'll check a fair amount there with some overpairs.

I just think the preflop call lead us into this situation so I think it should have been a fold as we're not deep anyway.

You should not try to get people to fold TT-AA on these types of boards at these stakes without reads, don't think it will be proftible.

Turn is most likely a fold given action and sizing, river I'd check back and hope we win because shoving seems a bit spewy. Would like shoving more if we had the Ac in our hand.

Not a fan of pre with these positions.If UTg opened and a tight 3 bettor reraised then it's ok, but here your implied aren't great.

As played I don't mind peeling the flop but the turn is a fold as we don't expect a player like this to continue firing his bluffs after we cold called a 3 bet.

On the river I agree with Harvie about not trying to fold out overpairs at these stakes, I feel you just get called too often.