On turn I would bet standard size 2/3 and call his shove. He can easily have ther AQ/AJ and some sets. Also board blocks a lot of his flushes so if he had flush then so be it.

Preflop and flop look fine to me.

The problem with the turn is your sizing. You’re leaving yourself only a half pot bet behind, which means you’re pot committed and looks incredibly strong, which again means that villain will likely fold anything you beat.

When a flush is possible, you generally want to bet small. This is because you’re otherwise unlikely to get action from any hand that is not a flush.

If villain is drawing to a flush, your goal is not to make them fold! It’s to make them call!

Till the turn it's totally fine by me as well..

Hmm, what's the bottom of our bet/calling range OTT? (Let's assume we use 2/3 sizing).

Mine would be probably sets+ (because I have some domination on AQ and also 10outs vs possible flush). I don't think I would b/c AQ here since I don't expect many bluffs and also he should be vbetting AJ which seems pretty thin to me esp. in today's games.. That said, "thinking opponent" might not find a raise with AQ, becuase he is isolating himself only vs better hands..

If our opponent is slightly weaker, he isn't aware of the fact that we don't have many flushes on this runout, so he is scared of being dominated with his AQ (he sees the board and his hand facing two barrels - imo it's more of an intuitive call than raise)
My point is that on a flush completing turn, I am not really sure that people are raising their top two. Therefore I might find an exploitative fold with KT. (I would call sets and flushes)
Against a fish I am just snap/calling the turn obv.

The problem with the turn is your sizing. You’re leaving yourself only a half pot bet behind, which means you’re pot committed and looks incredibly strong, which again means that villain will likely fold anything you beat. PrepaidCardStatus