Pre: We can definitely consider using this had as a three bet from the blinds and I think my preference would be to do just that, calling won't be bad necessarily but I think we will have a higher EV by three betting here.

Flop: As played I like the check call, even if we had three bet I still think check calling her is going to be better than betting out.

Turn: I'm not a fan of folding this turn. I'm not in love with villains sizing here at all but I think we are far too strong to consider folding to two bets here. We can consider making the fold if villain fires three streets into us but I think folding on the turn here is too weak.

This is a 3bet hand for me over calling OOP, not strong enough to call and we can face trouble on Kxx and Jxx flops.

Turn fold is a little weak and I advise 3betting this hand if you're going to fold the hand on the turn if you hit top pair as you'll be leaking money. I'd be calling down and x-f folding river as I don't expect regs at this level 3 barrel as bluffs.

While this could be a fairly trivial call vs. button, CO ranges are different enough that this hand becomes either 3bet or fold in my mind.

Flop standard, don't really see a reason to do anything else.

Big bet on a blank is obviously not ideal, but I think your hand is too strong to fold here. I'd just call and reevaluate river (I'm folding if villain bombs again).

Villains stats don't really stand out. Unless he's playing something like 90/90 over 15 hands I would tend to ignore it those stats.

I think a call preflop does well here. I definitely wouldn't be folding unless villain is super tight. Against a reasonable CO range KJo has nearly 50% equity and even if you consider you'll only be able to realise something like 75% of that equity calling is still better than a fold.

Flop x/c looks good.

Turn fold seems too tight. There are straight draws and flush draws out there, plus you potentially beat some of villains value hands like KT, K9s.

Pre is standard against an unknown for me, but it's one of the first hands I chop out of my calling range if villain is confirmed tight.

Flop is standard, no reason to do anything different.

I really don't like the turn fold though. Villain has quite a few draw combos here plus KT K9s, not to mention that he can barrel second pair type hands if he's worried you're on a draw.