How do we play a board like this, as btn?

I am going through a scenario 100bb deep where btn opens a standard 2.5x and BB flats, and the board is AcKcKd. I want to go through this street by street and see how we value and bluff and what combos we do it with using Janda's bluff:value rules, where we have 2 bluffs for every value on flop, 1 value for every bluff on turn, and river we overbet shove.


I am a little confused on these ratios when it comes to how we choose our sizings. I am aware Janda's ratios are for 75% sizings, but should we use small sizings on this flop? How would that effect our ratios?


Should we bet 1/3rd pot flop, 75% pot turn, and overbet jam river with our premium value hands and bluffs?

I tried to pick bluffs and value combos, but it appears if we open a 36% range on btn we will only end up cbetting this board under a third of the time according to these rules (value hands are ones I guess we can bet 3 streets for value). Doesn't sound right to me


Here are the ranges, note our flop range is only 28% because some of it is blocked by the board. For the Qx bluff continuation bets, it is only diamond draws, we check back the nut flush draws. For the Jx and Tx bluffs it is both diamonds and clubs. For all the lower flush draw combos it is only clubs

What does everyone think?

I guess I just want to know how everyone cbets and sets up their ranges for future streets on this board

Janda's old system of value:bluff ratios for each street is neither correct or particularly useful when you're looking at one specific flop.
Each board has its own solution. AKKtt is completely different to AK2r, for example. On the former, it's only trips+ that can bet multiple streets for value. On the latter, one pair can be a value hand. Exactly how you balance those value-bets is also different. On some textures you can profitably bluff at a high frequency even for a small sizing, while on others your betting range might be more weighted towards value.