3BP IP with suited connectors

On flop he can check with overpair, some players on nl2 play that too, but on turn I think he should bet here with QQ+ and AJ or KJ, QJ. So bet here is ok for me, we try fold opponent hands like Ace high (he can 3bet here low suited Ace on SB vs CO not only AK, AQ). On river I Play check, TT maybe fold after bet from better hands than your, Ax and hand like KQ in spades fold vs bet.

Any 3bet stats could be usefull, but with only 109 hands ou have only a small indication if villain 3bets a lot or not.
As played you could try to bluff the turn, but tough to fold to many pairs and river I don't see a point in bluffing or value betting with the showdown value you have on basicly a blank.

Cheers,
SDK1987

Hello,

On the flop I see the chbh well and reevaluate the turn.
Faced with his double check, I bet the turn and river to throw him off some spp and A high; At the league value to the SD and because of how the villain has played, you could consider a value of 1/4 of the pot so that he pays AQ, AK.

I would bet flop around 30% of the pot. Flop hits your calling range quite well as you can have quite a few 9x and some Jx. Your opponent still can have something like KJs or J10s that he used to 3bet bluff but I expect him to cbet all his Jx hands here. By cbetting small here you will get your opponent to fold most of his Ax/Kx hands he decided to 3bet with. You also have backdoor flash draw and a gutshot, so I like betting here from this perspective as well, as even when you get called it's very likely you get to see a free river card since you are IP.
As played, I don't see a reason to bet river here, as yoluu have SD vae and you are very unlikely to get called by A high, simply cause your opponent doesn't really have any Ax in his range after checking flop/calling turn and checking river again. Once your opponent calls turn, I'd put him on hands like KQ/K10/TTs/T8s therefore a bet on the river wouldn't achieve anything good for you.