3 streets for value with TPTK?

nice hand.

sure you will be beat some of the time betting the river, but you dont have to win them all to make it a profitable play.

so make a list of hands, that villains calling range will contain. on 5NL i would not expect someone to fold any Qx, so the list will be quite long.

regarding bluffcatching:

you dont need much of a hand to beat a bluff. so consider doing it with hands that did not beat the listed hands above.

hands like QTs, T9s.

If you believe BTN is capped then this line is the best one. Sizes look ok.
I wouldn't cbet the flop 100% frequency OOP though. I would mix some check/calls and even check/raises.
AA/KK/QQ should 4bet preflop. If you know he slowplays monsters in 3bets pot vs blinds (which is a good strategy to mix up your game from time to time), then you should also be mixing some turn/river checks.
Sets should definitely raise OTF or OTT because you have a lot of hands that can bet/call.
You definitely force weaker top pairs to bluff-catch sometimes to prevent overfolding and therefore exploitation.
That's the good thing about playing against capped ranges.

If the BTN isn't a decent player I would most play the hand the same. Only the sizing on the flop could be more like 50c. Than you don't need to bet so much on the river to get all the money in the middle.

Cheers,
SDK1987

thanks for your feedback guys

I bet half pot on the flop. I always bet half pot on dry boards (no matter whether I have it) and always 2/3 to 3/4 pot on wet boards.

Otherwise I play it the same. There's too many worse queens and other garbage in his range. You will lose to 78 and a set sometimes, but that's alright.

too small on flop
87 or JT are easy in btns range
drawish board - don't make it cheap