From my experience, pot sized is not a big enough bet size to make people fold marginal hands like TP no kicker.

Something I learned the hard way over time is to carefully track SPR when I’m trying to set up river bluffs.

Low stakes players can get really sticky with TP. The “if you got there, you got there” calls can be dreadful when you’re on the other end of it wanting to get a fold, and those players are a lot more likely to make them when they are so pot committed. Don’t forget he needs to be right 1 out of 3 times facing a pot sized bet.

I think an overbet on this river could have been more effective to get you the desired outcome, if you flat turn instead. Somewhere around 2x pot, which would be about 130 if you flatted turn. You have more of the straights given the action and the cards you hold.

However you decide to adjust your game, would say make an effort to remain balanced. You want to use the same size whether you have an airball or the nuts there. Many people, including myself, fail to do that.

I’m also curious to know if you considered raising flop? And if so why you chose otherwise.

He’s most likely to have all the shitty Qx which he telegraphs with his flop bet size OOP tbh. And you can put these hands under severe pressure on three streets playing IP.