Emergence

Thanks for the reply. By nice cards, you basically just mean an ace or a non 6/8 diamond?

I think bet/folding the flop should be standard for a good reason. You have plenty of other hands that can either 3bet flop or fold. This hand doesn't have enough equity and can't continue enough on turns and rivers. Also, since villain will often bluff this turn card with his range, you shouldn't have much of a value raising range here. You're just isolating yourself against the top of his range and your actual valuehands would want to induce another bluff on the river.

I agree with the flat. I wouldn't be doing a lot of check/raising there with my range and like mentioned before, given our position we can play turns well. I would be folding this hand vs a turn bet and MP call, but would call a bet from UTG on a blank. I think your overcalling range looks pretty strong as well. As an alternative turn line, I think lead/folding blank turns wouldn't be bad either because we get value from AxKd, AxQd, hands which might not bet themselves.

Assuming my assumption of him betting valuehands was wrong and the worst case scenario is true and villain checks all of his valuehands instead of betting them and check/shoves all of those combos on the river, I need 27% to call the shove. Let's say he has the full 24 combos of valuehands, so in order for me to have a b/e call, he needs to only bluff with 9 out of, what I royally gave him, 67 combos.

So value JJ+, 99, 22, AJo (24 combos), worse XC KJs, KJo, QJs, QJo, JTs, JTo (24 combos), and air KQs, KTs, K8s, K6s-K2s, KQo, KTo, QTs, Q8s, QTo, J9s, T8s, 86s, 64s+, 53s+, 43s (67 combos).