Table just started.
It's 3:30 in the afternoon.
1/2, 5 handed

V1: Sitting on my left. Likes to gamble. Plays a lot of craps. Will see a lot of flop. Decent post flop skills. Will chase draws if he has the right IO from your stack. (Even if he isn't sure if you will pay him off.) Normally plays bigger, 2/5+ and always buys in full or at least to cover the biggest stack. On a bit of a hot streak today already. Bought in for $300, up to $600 or so within the first 30 minutes.

V2: Fairly tight. He's raised 2 times since sitting down 45 minutes ago. cBets the flop almost always, but that's fairly irrelevant.

Hero: I've opened pretty tight for a 5 handed table so far. I've raised 3 times, cBet every one, and I haven't had to show down anything I've raised so far. I did try one bluff that didn't work about 10 hands ago. Player UTG raised to $10, I called with KsJd, flop was Ts/9s/4c, she bets $15 I call, turn is the As she checks I bet $35 she calls, river 8d she checks I bet $55 she calls with TT and wins. I'm sure V1 was paying attention to this, but I'm not sure how it will affect his decision making.

Pre flop:
V2 calls $2
Hero ($200) raises to $15 with KQ
V1 ($600) calls
SB folds
BB folds
V2 ($200) calls

Flop: ($39) Q37
V2 checks
Hero bets $26
V1 calls rather quickly
V2 calls

Turn: ($117) 9
V2 checks
Hero?

Bet turn, $60-65. It would be nice for a lower flush draw to call your bet.
If villain comes over top, call you still have outs...

yeah, i´m aiming to get my stack in the middle with this flop. sizing looks good imo, 65 should be good to get them to call nearly dead

Bet $60-$70

If only V1 calls turn and river bricks out, c/c river.

70 will set up a nice river shove. calling if he ships obviously since your only realistically behind Q9, 77s, and 33s and possibly AQ if he's not 3b that pre.