I think you can´t b/f, but lets see.
If we take top 10%, then you´re flipping his c/rai range on the turn:
board: AsJsTs5
Hand Equity Wins Ties
10% 55.53% 20,577 4,587
AQs 44.47% 16,020 4,587
, but realistically consider his hand strength:
board: AsJsTs5
Hand Equity Wins Ties
AK, AJ, AT, Ad5d, KQ, KsK 84.77% 15,403 972
AQs 15.23% 2,369 972
you´re doing quite bad.
So unless you don´t player to show you smt like Ks9x then it should be b/f especially fi you consider him c/c his pair+Ks type hands
That leaves us to the another question: if we can´t b/c turn and we know he would balance his c/c range with c/rai I think better option would be pot control on the turn and then calling any river bet, since it is hard him to call us down smt like QJ or JxKs or KK if we both bet turn and river+ we don´t c/rai our equity if he happens to have better hand