UTG is solid tag but capable of mixing it up. CO is tight tag (18/14-ish) whom I haven't seen get out of line. BTN is weird tagfishy player (tightish pre-flop but not very aggro and seems to do weird stuff), haven't really got a clear read on him yet. No real history between anyone that I'm aware of.

Pre-flop = standard, 'meh', bad?

Flop (+ turn) plan?

(NB everyone except for CO is 150bb deep if that makes a difference.)

Poker Stars $1/$2 No Limit Hold'em - 6 players
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MP: $276.20
CO: $200.00
BTN: $305.10
SB: $53.00
Hero (BB): $297.90
UTG: $328.00

Pre Flop: Hero is BB with Q T
UTG raises to $7, 1 fold, CO calls $7, BTN calls $7, 1 fold, Hero calls $5

Flop: ($29.00) 4 Q 6 (4 players)
Hero checks, UTG checks, CO bets $20, BTN folds, Hero?

Call, re-evaluate turn. Sometimes c/f turn, sometimes you can b/f turn also.

pf is ok, I would just b/f the flop

I don't like b/f flop, I think it overreps our hand to lead into that many people.

I think it's better to overrep our hand and miss some value from weaker hands than put ourselves in tough spot

Ok, I did c/c and c/f'd when he bet strong on a blank turn. Was just wondering at the time whether there was any point in calling the flop in the first place as my hand would be fairly face-up and I'm probably sa/wb against his range (I doubt he's betting underpairs very often here is he?) Maybe flop c/f is just too weak. Not sure what I think about b/f

i think that c/f on flop is the right play

you're rarely going to get to river without calling one more anyway and given that we cant really feel comfortable doing that even on the blankest of blanks, it's just not worth it to put money into the pot from oop imo.