Villain is the Reg who likes to 3b a lot from the other post. Against this lose CO the 3b should be fine.
Do we have to bet the Turn here? Board is almost locked. I think we should as he is capable of 3b a ton his range might be quite weak and T-heavy. What about the Flopsize?
Thanks for any help 
don't know if we have to cbet here ip vs 2, but i don't think its mistake either, sizing for such a dry board i like.
kinda hard to put bb on a hand here(but there could be some TT in that range i guess), finding a coldcall oop vs your 3bet. the story of holding a 5 is hard to tell, so maybe a good card to slow down, see river and potentially call (with the idea of keeping the pot small and avoid stacking off)?
I think flop half pot is fine though facing raise we probably have to fold. But it should be rare on T52r. Turn we have two options to either check or bet small like 1/3 or even 1/4 pot. If I faced x-r on turn I would just believe it. Turn bet has some advantages like getting thin value potentially from Tx, JJ, QQ and wraps.
Also if we get called on turn we very often get chance to check to showdown. That can be viewed as positive compared to checking turn and potentially facing big bet on river.
Thanks guys.
As population pretty much underbluffs the smallish turnbet looks nice indeed.
