fold preflop, once its checked to you on the flop you can stab small or check with this combo, likely leaning toward small bet with your suits, same for turn, think if we check flop we have to bet turn with a high freq with this combo, it needs a lot of protection against broadway combos that checked twice, once we arrive to the river we probably need to put in some sort of bet and can size down to something like half pot with range if you're worried about being capped here...you'll have hands that need to bluff and need some value combos to balance

How often would villains in your population check/raise the turn for value or protection after the flop was checked back? Especially considering that the flop is very wet and that the turn makes it even more dangerous for his made hands to be outdrawn on the river (unless he himself is drawing to a nutty one card flush -- but he's need to hold precisely one of two cards), why would he not bet the turn after you check back the flop in order to protect his hand and not let you check back and realize your equity for free? When he checks the turn, I think Villain caps his range and you should bet for thin value and/or protection. Otherwise, you're the one letting him realize his equity for free. Of course, if he nevertheless check/raises, you can probably safely fold. I would welcome contrary advice from others.

Not a fan of preflop. We can't really defend this and make $$$$$ vs 5x here. This type of player is going to make our lives difficult by 3 betting our LP opens so I would massage my range with more hands that continue. This hand flops horribly (flopped top pair is often dominated, he flops straights sometimes when we flop nutted, he flops better trips, etc.). The open is probably on the cusp but we have to dump pre.

Postflop, probably taking a stab on flop and going to stab turn if I missed it on flop.

fold pre, obv.

Open pre is standard. Given rake and not anything wild known about villain we can fold pre as stated above.

Flatting isn’t awful, but when we flat the 3b we are often up against hands like 10+ AJs+ AK AQ some 78s etc. When we flop top pair and we are more capped at hands like 109, 78, 22-99’s, etc. we need to be betting for protection. There are very few turn cards that help us. I typically like to see a size up on flops like this, if we can get any two broad way cards to fold, we are printing money here. If we get check raised so be it, and we don’t have to find any weird river situations like we are in. If we get called and we find a deuce turn we should be sizing up our turn bet as well, puts any broadway in a terrible position without a club. My stance is I’d rather be putting the villain in tough spots to make errors than finding my self in one. Which could also be a good reason to fold pre again.

As always, my play isn’t always the right play. Happy to hear others thoughts :)

Thanks for comments. The villain showed AKo on river in case if you are curious. I'm a calling station so but sometimes they will show up with AQ/KQ there also, just so you know.