Two pair in 3Bet pot

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It is not a snap fold but I would at least consider folding.
I have started seeing some total bluff raises OTT but I still think overfolding vs turn bets is ok.

As played I think villains value range is ATs,ATo,TT. I don't think he will start raising turn with top pair or middle pair very often. You need 31% to call. If we give him some semibluff hands (KdQd, KcQc, QdJd, QcJc, JcTc, Tc9c) you will get almost 33% equity. So that would be a call. I'm just not sure how often he will shove something like pair+non nut draw.

We can give him a bit wired range but when we calculate the rake in I think against unknown you could just play it safe and fold. It will be close to coinflip. But calling shouldn't be a mistake.

I would follow the baluga and fold. Also I would bet turn smaller.

Bet much bigger on the flop, close to pot. Drawy and the A hits him. The rationale is that you don't want to offer delicious implied odds to him on the cheap streets. Turn bet should be relatively big (now several draws), but pot bet + is overdoing it. The rationale is that his implied odds have automatically gone down with a big factor since only two betting rounds are left as opposed to three. Still pretty big since he always will have fake outs with several draws. I'd fold to the turn raise. Rationale: We don't know what he holds. No need to worry about exploitation since we have better bluff catchers in our range.

This is kinda tough. I believe that fold is the right option. Only hand, we beat and is in villain´s range is AK imo (overplayed AK). Then there are several sets, better two pairs (which seems to me to be the case, I would say AT) or maybe even 45s. Maybe also some FD with GS, but I think that´s a bit optimistic.