$1 single blind on the button game. I open from middle position for $3 with AKos, get three callers.

Flop:

A - 8 - 4 with two hearts (I don't have one)

Two checks, I bet 7, a solid player with $80 in play makes it $20, the two checkers fold and its back to me. The raiser has position on me and I have him covered:

1. Fold
2. Call the $13 more and see the turn
3. 3 Bet (probably all in)

Usually TPTK is not good here, you can try do determine combinatorics here, however is important to know if the A on flop is A, the same for the 8 and 4, however, even doing that combos calculation, it becomes hard to GII there, with the given info, fold is fine

Idk, to call a middle position raise, he could definitely have something like 55 up to 99. As well as hands like AJ, and AT. Being the preflop raiser, a C-Bet is standard for a lot of players almost 100% of the time.

I think this one all depends on your opponent's tendencies. If he is an aggro player, I would like a call here because you may have some fold equity on the turn. If this guy is a nit, fold all day.

It would also depend on his skill level. If he is the type of player who always wants to drive out the flush draws, it feels like a good spot for you because he is going to be doing this with his whole range outside of the KQ KJ hands. Even still, if the KJ, KQ is suited, he could be trying to build a pot here, and that is fine too.

Just really feels like a call here with the plan of raise folding the Turn.

Wow I didn't think I'd see anyone advocating a fold actually

What does GII mean?

Get it in.
Folding isn't out of the realm of possibility considering he's raising with two players to act behind him. It's a very strong raise. However, I'd call.

So calling on the flop, would you be looking to jam a non-heart turn, or check/call any bet?

I should probably add that the Ace of hearts is on the flop, and also I have an image of being a rather tight player.