IP VS PFR CO vs MP: 3Bet 45s, Turn sizing

Lemon, you are my kind of player. On turn, size at least so that all pp and weaker A (reasonably) should fold. This is a very small bet. Thus add some to make it look like a straight value bet targeting pp and weak Ax for value. (You'd want it to look that way.) The size looks right.

River: Every range should have some bluffs. If you build your bluff range according to hand strength (here 5 high), then this is a river bluff. Reality (calling stations) may force you to give up though.

I'd bet the same with my AX, there's very little air in my range here and a lot of Ax and most people will be capped to AQ AJ (JJ I guess) here
that's why I was thinking betting even smaller might be okay with all my range

45s is the very bottom of your range that you should bluff it on the river unless the villain gives u a good reason not too.

I'm not a super big fan of the flop bet being so small... I feel like we invite some PP to come along. I'd like a standard half potter here to drive them out with my "ace".

I just don't feel if you had ace king or ace queen in this spot that you would ever bet less than a third of the pot on a flushing table, even paired. Id be seriously considering a call on the turn with a big pair and certainly never folding an Ax as your line has confused me - and I turn into a POW when I can't figure out your story

You want pp's to come along. Those hands can't stand 2/3barrels. If u bet 2/3 pot on flop u can't fire a 2nd barrel. Because u are against too strong of a range where u have no foldequity to barrel the turn.

i would cb F 2/3 in this spot because i want to fold 88-99 maybe TT
so i would cb F 2/3 and xback T

Yeh if I bet this size I do it with everything

I agree with the bigger bet on flop. But I am not a fan of 3 barrelling here.

I like the sizing of the cbet.
The board doesnt hit many hands, and u have outs. Liked the turn bet also.
Against someone disciplined, as u described, I would go for a third barrel.