[franknagaijr]

Caveat - I don't play these stakes.

What kind of information does villain have on you? Have you played a lot of hands with V, and does V think you are tight? If you make a PSB preflop, what percentage of the time does this mean you have AAxx, A2xx, xxxx in the perception of others?

Is villain generally profitable post-flop?

I like as played, and I fold to the repot, since there's plenty of ways you could be behind, and even in the cases where you are ahead, you are not dramatically ahead, and drawing thin to improve. I don't like checking the flop in position, since this encourages V to put on pressure on turn and river, and a river PSB by villain would be a very difficult decision.