With less than a pot sized bet left on the turn, just maximise your fold equity and ship it. Letting a villain continue light here leaving him with less than $2 into 8 on the river seems less than optimal.

Against a player like this I don't mind check calling the flop. Even though we have the best hand a lot it's tough to say betting is for value.

As played once you c bet the turn should be an automatic shove for maximum fold equity. You're never going to be able to get him to fold anything on the river with what's left behind.

Pre: Obvious three bet but vs this stack size I normally make it a touch smaller, 100BB deep though I would opt for your sizing.

Flop: All options are available to us here, we can bet, check call, or check raise. My standard would be to bet but I definitely don't hate any of the above options either. My preference would probably go Bet > Check Raise > Check Call but all three I would expect to turn a healthy profit.

Turn: As played I think I ship the money in here. If I'm not going to shove I think I would opt for a really tiny bet to induce a bluff raise from Kx with the K spades here rather than go for the middling size.