Preflop his raise makes things a bit awkward for you as your 3b really needs to be a bit bigger to say 7200 or so to be effective and then you are starting to get into pot commitment territory. If this is villain's standard raise sizing then he is priced in to call with virtually any cards he has raised with and you are left with a vulnerable hand although having position is good. It is a spot where I might consider a fold here as we have to put in a lot of money preflop and someone can still wake up with a hand behind us and make us fold anyway. I definitely do not call here.

As played, if this is the villain's standard raise size then he probably has pot odds to call with his whole range where you have made it so cheap so I would assume he could have 77-JJ, AT-AQ, KJ-KQ, QJ, JT etc which means the flop is probably quite good for you in many cases. I would expect premium hands to 4b here but you cannot 100% discount them. I would bet the flop 100% but would size it smaller to say 4500-5000. This will get the job done if villain has nothing.

The turn gives us an opportunity to double barrel and represent the A. I do not think he would play an A in this spot on the flop unless it was AJ or AA specifically so I would go ahead and bet again. If you get raised then you can assume he has you beat for sure.

The river is a fold as you are not beating much at all but your line in the hand has given villain an opportunity to bluff you off although I would not expect too many villains to risk a pot size bet to achieve it.