NL$500 - Turn decision w TP against aggressive opponent

[SwedishMedusah]

After thinking some about it, I think this hand is very interesting although it may seem basic. I'll let you answer first before I elaborate on my thoughts.

Villain is loose preflop (no stats) and likes to call with random broadways and many suited hands (Axs, SC, two- or even threegappers etc) even oop. He has been passive preflop but can turn aggressive postflop with both draws and strong hands. He loves to bluff the river w his busted draws.

Seat 1: Villain( $763.60 )
Seat 2: Bystander 1( $479.40 )
Seat 3: Bystander 2 ( $732.80 )
Seat 4: Hero ( $500 )
Seat 5: Bystander 3 ( $440 )
Seat 6: Bystander 4 ( $636.10 )
Villain posts small blind [$2.50]
Bystander 1 posts big blind [$5]

** Dealing down cards **
Dealt to Hero [ Kc, Tc ]
Bystander 2 [$5]
Hero raises to [$22.50]
Bystander 3 folds
Bystander 4 folds
Villain calls [$20]
Bystander 1 folds
Bystander 2 folds

** Dealing Flop ** [ Jh, Kh, 6c ]
Villain bets [$55]
Hero calls [$55]

** Dealing Turn ** [ 2s ]
Villain [$80]
Hero ?

What do you do? If call, what's your plan for river if he fires again? Flop call standard?

[MDMA]

No you were right the first time, it isn't very interesting. Call.

[SwedishMedusah]

Which river cards do we call/fold against given that we see a third barrel (which is highly likely against this guy, whether he has set/2pair or a busted draw)?

[IRICHeyes]

Call here and if you think he bluffs the river a lot with missed QT/hearts then call a bet on a blank river. I'm folding most heart rivers.

[SwedishMedusah]

My concern is that are just so many scare cards on the river IMO. Any heart, A, Q, T, 9, 7, 6, 5 fits into his range here, right? And If I fold to often on the river then the turn call isn't profitable any more...

[berserk]

I think calling a Q, T, 7, 6, 5 scarecards is pretty ridiculous, given your read i'd call most bets on most rivers barring hearts and maybe A or 9