Pre is good, I normally make it 4x OOP when we're 100BB's deep and I am three betting so I would have gone to .60 but that's a reasonably small thing.

Flop: I don't like checking here, we have the initiative in the hand and I would opt to continue betting here for value.

Turn: Again, I would have played this hand completely differently, I would still be betting here for value after C-betting the flop. Presumably we would have gotten raised by villain either on the flop or on the turn after taking this line and I don't see myself finding a fold here, but by taking this line we will have maximised our value from hands like ATs/JJ/QJs etc.

River: As played I probably take the same line. We don't have to shove but it's probably marginally better than just calling villains bet here.

Pre is usually a call against an unknown for me. I'm 3 betting KK+ JTs-76s SB vs MP. 3 betting can't be bad though, especially at 5NL when you expect to get called by a wide range.

Flop looks like a c bet for value as played. There's a few draws out there, and plenty of scare cards to come if he has Tx.

Turn has to be a call. River is weird. Not sure what he ever plays this way, but I'm leaning towards calling rather than shoving.