I feel like I am having a lot of trouble putting people on flop flatting ranges, so it's very hard for me to gauge wheter to bet the non-nuts with considerable outs on the turn, or wheter to check/call them.. (and no idea what to do on the river.

Hands like this..

Poker Stars $600.00 Pot Limit Omaha Hi - 2 players
The Official 2+2 Hand Converter Powered By DeucesCracked.com

Hero (BB): $1916.00
BTN/SB: $822.50

Pre Flop: ($9.00) Hero is BB with Q 9 6 T
BTN/SB raises to $18, Hero raises to $54, BTN/SB calls $36

Flop: ($108.00) 5 8 Q (2 players)
Hero bets $75.00, BTN/SB calls $75

Turn: ($258.00) 9 (2 players)
Hero checks, BTN/SB bets $198.00, Hero calls $198

River: ($654.00) 4 (2 players)
Hero checks, BTN/SB bets $495.50, Hero calls $495.50

Final Pot: $1645.00
Hero shows Q 9 6 T
BTN/SB shows 6 2 6 7
BTN/SB wins $1644.50
(Rake: $0.50)


Is there a general rules for 2-barreling into turns where the turn is a 2 straight completing turn, and there are 1 or 2 flush draws out??

Not sure what type of hands do better in certain situations.
What if I have a set and a raise on the turn leaves you with little to bet on the river? What if I have two pair + flush draw? Naked two pair? Naked overpair?

Obviously it depends on the opponent, but I assume there are certain general principles... IE naked two pair almost always does better two barreling than check/calling,
medium flushes on flush completing turn almost always do better inducing bluffs then extracting value.

Stuff like that

With these stacks I hate the turn call. You have ttp with where villian can bet a ton of river scare cards if he isnt ahead on turn. If you are checking this turn its a c/r or c/f.