Firzen

I think it's an easy fold also. Not much we can beat here. Q9, Q8 and maybe AsJs if he decided youre on the flush draw or on thin air. Really complicated situation, since it's a donk he could have 45o. Statistically it would be smarter to fold but i would go for a call and then check/call on the river if there are no danger cards. Ts9s is also a possibility.

overpair or T8 of hearts or smth. call shove definately.

Doubtful he could have any set there besides AAA. I would put him on a high ace and just try to get the stacks in right there.

It is highly unlikely to be up against a higher flush here. Passive play from SB and UTG+1 shows only Ax, SB might be slowplaying a set or more likely he has bottom two or a very weak Ace. UTG+1 would of definately bet on the turn if he had the flush draw, assuming he also had the A. I wouldn't fold to a shove here after a bet which should be like 50% of the pot to encourage a shove bluff. Being on the button plays with peoples minds making them think that Button = bluff most of the time. Anyway, bet 50% and call shove.

If you have a 50/X guy left of you then you can't really steal, you need to have a hand. If you got tight shortstacks or fullstack regs on your left then it's quite easy to steal with anything. Minraising shortstacks is the easiest way. They almost never play back and when they have a hand they push preflop and by minraising you wont lose much.

No point to value bet the river here because we are beating only hands like AcXc(flush draws) and 46o/s. 46 Could call a small river bet but not likely so we are only getting called by hands that beat us.

Your PFR is definately too low. I personally have like 7-10, depending on the limit, AF average is 42.

I would never put our opponent on a J here, unless he is a complete fish. If we are dealing with a reg then using his preflop min3bet i would either put him on QQ or something like 88-TT. Worst case scenario would be JJ which is highly unlikely but possible. I'd put my money on TT.