* Moved to Low Stakes [2019-04-14 21:49 CEST] *

Flop is fine, turn should rather be a check than a bet, let alone a big bet. Big bets will isolate you against JJ, KK. QQ and below will fold against a big bet as you don´t really rep any bluffs.

Turn seems like the nut worst card to bet here. I assume his calling range is a bit expanded at this depth (maybe not, but I think all combos of QTs can be getting to this turn). You can still extract value from KQs and AK on good rivers. I think I check all K, J, T and 9 turns and bet the rest.

Honestly it is still probably pretty close to where you can just bet three streets.

One could argue of a turn bet is ok or not. In myself might bet but as the board contains mostly high cards and it is a 3 bet pot the villain might already have a set here so checking might be better it also gives the villain to bluff with weaker holdings and thus keep his range wider.

On the run out don't think that three streets is valid as the river paired his JT and QJ holdings are all beating you now. Then there are all the set combos and QT. So thats a lot of value combos that beat your AA.

Being 120bb deep I like checking turn a lot, not too much value going on and after flop it is quite easy to play being IP vs bet.
River is quite bad, you are bit capped because don't have Jx almost ever while he can have QJ,AJ,JT,J9. However betting small on the river make sense with QTs and maybe with AA.