Villian is a reg that sat multiple tables, I don't have too many reads on how he plays in 3b pots, especially on boards like this:

Thoughts on checking rather than betting? Given my line, ck call best? What about turn if I brick etc?



[converted_hand][hand_history]Cake Poker, $3/$6 Pot Limit Omaha Cash, 2 Players
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SB: $635.50 (105.9 bb)
Hero (BB): $564 (94 bb)

Preflop: Hero is BB with K 4 7 A
SB raises to $18, Hero raises to $54, SB calls $36

Flop: ($108) A J T (2 players)
Hero checks, SB bets $72

flat pre

gay bet/c flop or CRAI

Definitely agree flatting pre, but as you said given your line...I would c-bet flop. If going to check flop definitely CRAI.

i would bet out on this flop, and shove if he raises

yeah, pre is bad, and I would just c/jam the flop

PF is not good or bad, it's just not standard. if I check, I'm C/C.

Whats ur reasoning for c/r? I´d expect most people to not expect us to c/f a lot here on flop so i wouldn´t count on them stepping really light at all here?

Usually i´d c/c if i check while i might prefer betting...anyway ...could convinced otherwise (c/jam)?

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misread hand, obv too tired. Yeah I would bet $60

what are we doing otf with AQJ5 no FD?

b/cram

Some of you guys have suggested bet/jam flop. This isn't a flop you get raised on often so why would I jam if he raises? Dont like ck jam either bc doubt he bets worse draws when cked to. At first when I played it I thought checking was bad but am having second thoughts and think ck calling can be ok?? Doubt he brls 2 pr so if board pairs I can lead and/or maybe he brls spade on the occasion he did bluff??

Thanks

The problem is you flop well for your hand here and you are still hesitant to bet/get it in (understandably as well). So I don't like the 3 bet pre and I don't love the flop check either because what is the plan for non spade <T. I just think you are put into a spot where he can play pretty perfectly in position by bluffing any scare cards that don't hit him and VBing ones that do. It also makes you a much tougher opponent betting more of your range on this flop.