I think we had the best hand on the turn, I'd just go ahead and check back the turn and if the river bricks off, bluff catch if they lead.

Think Harvies plan make sense here. We want to bet a lot here since his range looks weak but we can do that with hands that has worse SD value and more EQ when called like QJ QT JT FDs + all our value hands ofc. So hand like this that have SD value but can't VB or bluff out anything better we should check.

Pre: Standard.

Flop: I like calling this flop, we're going to be ahead here a ton but raising makes little sense so flat calling is good.

Turn: I don't like betting here, we're still going to be ahead here very often but I would expect any pair to call so my preference would be to check back and then call off most rivers, or check back rivers expecting to be good quite often.

Standard isolation pre.

Flop call with likely the best hand is great. No need to raise if we think we're good a decent amount.

The turn is a spot where if we have weak-medium showdown value we can bet ridiculously small to gain some protection and to disuade villain from bluffing the river with a worse hand. Even 6c can do the trick, plus there's the added benefit that he may still come along with a worse Ax or flush draw.