I think when he ships it in a call is standard? but I'm wondering whether a call or c/r on the flop is superior.

I'm also interested on what we do on the following turns Ac, Jc, 2d, 2h, Kh?

Thank you in advance

Depends a lot on the reads you have (you didn't give much info by just stating he's a 'weak' reg), but overall I like c/c more.

Obviously when you c/r this big you shouldn't be planning to fold to a shove.

Knew I'd forgot something, added them in now :P

Apparantly I can't edit my op

anyway reads are that he opens 81% and cbetting 60%, is a thinking player and I have c/r 71% in a small but decent sample

i´d probably c/shove because he´s got a wide range but all we accomplish by raise/calling like that is for him to play back light with hands like Kx that we want him to fold.
especially since we´re shallow enough for him to discount a lot of aces out of the calling range. And since he has more Aces in his range we´re expected to flat our Queens and nines leaving almost only draws and air in our range.

yeah i'd c/c this flop all day, we have a weak draw that can't really call his 3bet, but when we c/c on this board we can't have many air (from his POV) so if he checks back turn we can profitably bluff on the river, not to mention that we can actually hit some outs and vbet accordingly

read dependant, but if I c/r here i'd do a small size for 3 reasons:
-Discourages his 3b because of awkward stacks
-Doesn't commit us to the hand w/ a weak draw
-Gives us room to triple barrel on scary run outs

check/shove

sturbo? what nick?

this

(but i don't play this deep )

We are only 23bb deep.

but there's like over 1k chips each, i have no idea how many bbs that can actually be

also not sure at all of population tendencies etc.

but if it were 23bb deep in a stars hyper then i'd do exactly what punch suggests