Rush and Cash.

Population playing very tight (hence the open).

Villain unknown, 50vpip, likely over a very small sample.

Seat 1: bb0a5783 ($21.37 in chips)
Seat 2: b79761e8 ($25 in chips)
Seat 3: 9f3ee645 ($19.97 in chips)
Seat 4: 395e8921 ($11.91 in chips)
Seat 5: Hero ($25 in chips)
Seat 6: b94ce9da ($25 in chips)
b79761e8: posts small blind $0.1
9f3ee645: posts big blind $0.25
*** HOLE CARDS ***
Dealt to bb0a5783
Dealt to b79761e8
Dealt to 9f3ee645
Dealt to 395e8921
Dealt to Hero [Ad Kh 7h 4d]
Dealt to b94ce9da
395e8921: folds
Hero: raises $0.6 to $0.85
b94ce9da: calls $0.85
bb0a5783: folds
b79761e8: folds
9f3ee645: folds
*** FLOP *** [Ks 2s Ac]
Hero: bets $1.54
b94ce9da: calls $1.54
*** TURN *** [Ks 2s Ac] [8s]
Hero: checks
b94ce9da: bets $3.49
Hero: folds

I feel like I autopilot play the hand in this way. Standard?

Anyone want to c/c or b/f turn? Or even check flop?

standard and fine. maybe half pot on flop is better?

We are ahead over any simply straight draw or flush draw. We are behind against set or flush straight combo draw. Problem is the turn. Too many turns we need to check fold. Best option is to inflate pot that call on turn will be profitable in long term. We have 10% equity on flush turn. I will play this as c/r Vs aggresive player. Vs passive player I will pot the flop. Vs average player 1/3 bet and check raise bluff turn. That's my opinion. I don't have any gto software to check it.