Local casino, 1/1, 8 handed £250 max buy in

5pm in the afternoon on a Wednesday, game has been slow, a lot of limp pots, limpers tend to call any raise up to £7 regardless of position, sometime they would do with premium hands.

MP (£150) - Young fish with a nice haircut and shirt, reloaded 3 times after calling big pots with marginal hands
MP+2 (£120) - Sat down only 30 mins before, not seen much aggression
CO (Hero) (£140) - Played very few pots, sticking top 15% range and some suited non connecting hands if on button, everytime there was a showdown, I had the best hand, showed no bluff up to this point of the session beside taking down a small uncontested pot with pocket deuces
Button (£180)- TAG, have been complaining there is little action on the table

I was dealt K T

UTG called, MP called, MP+1 called, MP+2 folded , CO (HERO) called, BTN raised to £6, SB folded, BB folded, UTG folded, MP called, MP+1 called, CO (HERO) called

Pot is now £25

Flop - 4 K Q
MP+1 checked, MP+2 checked, CO (HERO) bet £17, BTN folded (After mumbling about it being too expensive to chase his draw, MP+1 called (After almost folding then changing his mind), MP+2 called (Had his chip in hand ready before MP+1 made his decision)

Pot is now £76

Turn 5

MP+1 checked, MP+2 checked, Hero?

Is there any point building this pot any larger, I felt MP+2 might had me dominated.

Don't donk lead flop.
Bet turn
Check call river

Nice flop bet. There are plenty of straight draws that will call, along with worse Kx and maybe even Qx.

I expect this flop to get checked through a lot if we don't bet ourselves.

The turn is obviously a good card, as we pick up a flush draw. I'd rather this turn than a T.

I think we should check, because it's hard to get value from worse hands, AND we don't really want to get it all in here on the turn. If we bet $50 and someone shoves, we have to call, which is pretty unfortunate.

I'm checking and hoping to spike. Although I'm fairly confident we have the best hand at the moment.