zoom KK sb/bb , b-b-c/x on wet

And the thought process is....?
Tell me something about the turn call...

I would bet the flop bigger because of a drawy board (to charge draws) and the fact that all overpairs will call no matter the size. Would stick to the Baluga Theorem on the turn and bet/fold.

On the turn, you can safely assume that all nut hands are in his range. Those are 28 combos (yes, I'd definitely play 75 offsuit IP vs YOU for a measly 2 bb pre). Count the draws he might have. There are relatively few straight draws (those would be A5 or gutshots) and maybe 30 possible flush draws. Okay, he has enough possible draws to warrant a little bit of thinking. Three questions:

• How likely is he to raise turn with weak draws (against you)?
• If he decides to raise weak draws against you, would he raise that small (against you)?
• Is he likely to raise AJ for value (against you)?

I'd say you have to fold on turn. Only the third bullet speaks for a call (and that is damned thin and assumes he knows you are aggressive as few). Attributing to him the ability to figure out that we figure out his turn bet is too small for a drawing hand seeking FE is attributing to him is too much. He is not doing overly clever bet sizing. As played, it would be inconsistent, but perhaps still correct, to fold river. Call if you stand by your turn read which presumably differs from mine.