1/2, haven't been at table long at all, have been quite active and aggressive. Table is very loose passive, I don't know anyone yet though and don't have any real good reads.

I have 6Tss in BB, limps around and I check. 6-7 way seeing the flop.

Flop (14) JQK rainbow.

I check, a few checks. villain bets 5, 2 calls, hero...? calls.

Turn (34): 9dd

Hero leads 25, fold, fold, villain raises to 80 (started with about 160 eff.)

So what now? Limped pot, AT could well be out there, sets are unlikely given that there was no raise preflop. I was thinking after the hand that it might just be best to just x/fold flop for this reason. Especially since I don't really know villains very well (i.e. I don't know if villain will stack off with a flopped 2pair if I make my straight)

The bet and calls on this flop can be a lot more then AT. Folding at that point would be too tight. However, when he raises turn after the straight gets there it is an easy fold. Your chopping or crushed.

Yes, it's awkward having to make a big call - just hoping to chop. From the V's perspective he's pretty well convinced that you have at best K-9 (whereas he can easily rep the broadway straight). Given the general characteristic of the table, he's probably not getting tricky with K-9. Fold.

Fold the flop. You have almost no implied odds if you hit the straight, someone can have AT (leaving you drawing to a chop) and you're likely chopping even if you do hit. As played, fold to the turn raise.

Trivial stack off.

I call the flop in game, I'm a station though. I think you need the flush draw to make it a good call. Turn I x/c a small bet, as played I snap fold.