Loose player Pushes river. What is my action?

[MattsTheMan]

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I screwed up this hand when i didnt RePopp preflop. Anyway Villain is very very loose vpip 70 pfr 40 (over 50 hands only), an maniac... He has showed down some good hands though. I was thinking just to call this down which i dont think is too bad line but then he insta pushes all in on river.

My idea was to let him bluff on river but instead I got my self into a tricy situation? Watcha think?

Seat 3: Fido22 ($0,102.90 in chips)
Seat 5: Hero ($0,146.95 in chips)
Seat 6: Boydie23 ($0,138.13 in chips)
Seat 8: Woostie ($0,078.10 in chips)
Seat 10: nutbrother ($0,132.00 in chips) DEALER
Fido22: Post SB $0,000.50
Hero: Post BB $0,001.00
*** HOLE CARDS ***
Dealt to Hero [CJ SA]
Boydie23: Raise $0,002.00
Woostie: Fold
nutbrother: Fold
Fido22: Fold
Hero: Call $0,001.00
*** FLOP *** [H10 DJ C8]
Hero: Check
Boydie23: Bet $0,003.00
Hero: Call $0,003.00
*** TURN *** [S5]
Hero: Check
Boydie23: Bet $0,007.00
Hero: Call $0,007.00
*** RIVER *** [DA]
Hero: Check
Boydie23: Allin $0,126.13
Hero:?

[Wolfram]

That's a pretty big overbet.

I think this isn't a bluff very often. A lot of aggro players like to overbet push the nuts or near-nuts on the river to represent a bluff.

Villain obviously thinks he's very strong. Now you just have to figure out what he thinks is a very strong hand in this situation. He might be doing this with 2-pair, but mostly it's either a straight or a set.

I think you could argue for a call vs a maniac, but you only have 50 hands, and folding isn't that big of a mistake really. I lay it down.

[MattsTheMan]

Ya, I ended up folding this hand. I have been thinking quite lot about it and I think its the best move.