I think this hand is a fold pre flop, little too lose to open at what appears to be a reg-ish table (looking at stats).

Flop looks fine, turn I'm folding because our hand is not strong enough to call a barrel off and is why I advise folding pre.

Both blinds are weaker players.I think open should be reasonable in that spot.Should we play just static ranges in that spot?

Pre: Seems like a standard open to me anyway.

Flop: I would probably bet myself here as I would be betting this board fairly frequently as a bluff so I want to be betting a decent chunk of my Ax also. I definitely don't mind the check call, but my preference is to bet it.

Turn: As played when we check again and villain bets this size I probably just fold. Villain three bets extremely narrow so AJ/AQ/AK all seem like a reasonable line this type of passive villain preflop can show up with. He may be double barreling a flush draw but I would expect most flush draws to be checking back to try to realise their equity after their flop bet is called.

If you know the blinds are both bad then your adjustment pre to include ATo should be fine if most of us are opening AJo as standard.

The flop looks ok. It's probably close between c betting small or check calling.

As played the turn is a fold though. Villain can have Ax which beats us plus a number of 5x combos too. Calling for a split can't be good.

I check/folded the turn.I thought villain might already have me beat.He flats wide IP for sure but his low 3b stats change things a bit.Population are almost never bets with worse value hands in that spots I assume.Since I block As he'll less likely have flush draws I think.Thanks for the comments