[Magikist]

I disagree about 3-betting this flop. Against a player like this, he'll just cap with so many things. In the short 20 games, flop information is almost useless.

In almost everyway, waiting to raise the turn is a superior line. You get more money in the pot and allow your opponent to be overaggressive on a big street. Against some opponents, you can safely fold to a 3-bet. In this case, with the only read being "aggressive" and on such a draw-ridden board, there's no way you can fold. Obviously, you also have a lot of outs against two pair and the pot is large.

If the river brings a diamond or another draw completing card, maybe then you can consider folding (although I'd probably still call). As it happened, your opponent checking a river brick, you must value bet. Easy fold to a checkraise. If you can't fold to a c/r, then don't bet.