I would cbet this type of texture pretty much 100% I think but with your hand would be giving up on the turn or to a raise. You would certainly be cbetting top pair, AA, flush draws, sets.

Maybe you could be a bit more selective and check this back, and cbet where you have more in the way of back doors or overs  (e.g. you hold KQs and board comes 3,7,J with one of your suit) so you can pick up equity and barrel on the turn or bluff shove the raise along with your value hands.

If you check back here where you've totally missed you'd also need to check back some made hands for balance. You could do that with a few top pair hands but then you may be giving FDs a chance to draw out on you which I don't like. Maybe only do that where you have a spade blocker. 

Against this type of opponent, with quite a high cbet raise, you could maybe also check back some of your FDs so you can realise your equity. 

I would not cbet this vs a guy who c/r so much.  You have showdown value and you can just bet a ton of turns. I'd be cbetting either hands that can fight back (call or raise) to a xr or total trash like j8hh maybe

This hand is interesting. I wonder how this hand should be played against completely unknown opponent in such a way that opponent cannot exploit the play, and which factors determine wether or not you should cbet with your hand. I'm not sure if 'raise cbet OOP' 27% is normal or high, seems to me like he is c/r with any pair or possibly draw. I would probably look at aggression factor and if it Is high, then check back the flop

meh quite interesting spot, we do have showdown value maybe more inclined to look for a delayed cbet because he could have a alot of Kx , Ax or drawing

we could also go for a cbet/3bet line here maybe. Villains XR range for value is super narrow...but usually i like to have a little more backup like BDFD beside the BDSD and A high

Because Villain has such a large c/raise percentage, we should polarize our c-betting range with hands that either will stick around/get it in and hands that we can easily fold. With the middle part of our range (such as ace-high), we should just try to get to showdown. 

thats a good point...maybe some more aggression stats might help here...cauze his raise cb stat intents that he could be aggressiv in general...i doubt that we will get to SD then without further action. I also would say that A high is more bottom than middle of our range in this spot....

i totally agree with you...im just not sure if we´re able to get to SD vs aggressive Opponents often with A high...I guess its a good plan, cauze i hate B/F as well....but i could - as said - see my self CB/3b this flop...cauz i dont expect any 2p-combo in a 16% calling range, which leaves sets, draws and air...so tbh hes repping nothing but 44,77 and maybe FD and OESD as semibluffs...so obv his XR range is pretty air heavy here...even though from a GTO perspective we should rather call then i would prefer a 3b to make him fold his ATC-Equity