Hi MJ.
i think pre flop is decent , but on the flop our range wants to do lots of checks here ...as played bet fold turn seems fine

Thx.

My friend on other forum had a good point, when someone suggested x/shove turn:

x/c turn - villain has passive stats so I dont think he will be bluffing a lot on turn

As played On turn I would mostly check. I think you're going to have a tough time getting 9x 8x 66 77 JT etc to fold. 55 and 67s also got there. You do beat the QT QJ JT hands if villain checks down. And you have good equity to call a bet. Also, stacks are such that you really dont want him to shove on you if you bet. I think you only need 26% equity to call shove which you have vs non sets/straights. Plus if villain ever shoves a hand like JThh QThh you're crushing.

However, I think your bet sizing on the flop needs to be different. Your range does not have many 9x 8x 3x. You're range is mostly high card overcards, 44-77, and overpairs and some sets.

Villains range is going to be a lot of small-med pairs suited connectors, suited aces and high card hands.

I would want to check my strong Ax hands that keep in villains dominated high card hands and have showdown value. I would check my 44-77, AA, check 8x check 9x hands that turn straight draws (T9s J9s). Im not sure if i would check or bet my QT QJ gut shots with two overs

I would use a big sizing of around 80% pot when i bet and set up a shove on turn with my A9s TT-KK A2s-A7s and JTs KTs KJs. The big bet will get the AQ AJ AT KQ KJ KT type hands to fold which dominate your bluffs. and it lets you bluff shove turn when you have equity (and give up with the A2-A7 on non A/K turns when you have no draw)

This also gets villain to stick in their stack vs your big pairs on flop/turn when they flop a pair or have a med/small pocket pair or a draw before the board gets too scary