You are betting turn 200 into a pot of 600ish right ?
I think you can jam or check turn's you have about 700 left right

I would probably size up a little bit on the flop and shove (blank) turns, makes things a little bit easier for us. That said going smaller on the flop and on the turn is fine aswell and in fact probably closer to what a solver would do.

Somewhat interesting that villain found a fold with AJ. I think you can find some decently profitable bluffing spots againts that player, given that he is supposedly loose player preflop.

I think I would size up on flop and jam turn against a recreational. You could also use your size on flop and then bet more like $250-300 on turn and then leave a small river shove. Think he will have hard time folding KQ on turn, and then leave a small bet for him to call on the river.

Preflop, I think your sizing is a little big. I'd prob go closer to $90. Seems excessively big to make it 24bb, even being deep.

Maybe I am off base here: Aren't we are giving v1 direct odds to call with all OESD, Gut+BDFD and AJ A7 BDFD? So with a C from V1, V2 is living the dream with all his draws and position. As played v2 is still getting direct odds.
I would think (and maybe I'm off) : STANDARD VS REC: People don't C 3bets and fold OTF when they hit. Bet large OTF and jam OTT expecting to get called by top pair, AJ and many strong draws- was the 2 a BDFD card?- (there will be a lot of chips in the middle by the time you jam). ALTERNATIVELY- and I really don't love this multiway- bet small OTF, small OTT and a "fuck you" bet OTR- try to induce all missed hands.