I see no reason to check the flop, I would cbet and keep on betting.

Turn I would call, not loving life but bet is small enough to call and we have re-draws if behind. See no value in re-raising.

@harvie: if ur flop cbet gets raised, do u go with the hand? And the sizing should be around .30?
@op what do u know about co? Does he 3bet against ep open?
why did you choose that sizing on the turn?

cbet the flop. There is tons of hands that will call and that we need lots of protection against. If we get raised i would bet/call. The turn we have to bet/call. We have underrepped our hand alot. You will most likely never have a flush after opening UTG and checking flop so you are at the absolute top of your range. He shouldnt have any Flushes either since most of them bet flop when you check. So his range looks more like 77 t8 and any hand that has 1 club. Or he just figured out that you never have anything strong here and raise with w/e.

Ditto on the calls for a c bet. Not only do we lose control of the betting but there are cards out there which put a 4 straight on the board potentially killing our action.

Once you do bet on the turn make it 75% or more to charge a bare club when we don't have one.

You should definitely, bet the flop and as played bet turn (as the hand is underrepresented). Even if the villain is somewhat nitty he should still be 3betting KK, maybe even JJ and since we're also blocking those we have the best hand almost always and we should be protecting it on this texture.