Well the standard approach would be to go for a bet/fold line.
However against a good regular you should be aware of the fact there can be a good amount of floats in his range even with very weak holdings and therefore if u suspect villain to be floating alot you should definitely check the turn with your good hands aswel.
=> If you always end up check/folding when you check the turn after c-betting flop you will become very easy to play against if opponents are ''good'' and they will try to float you non-stop.
=> So basically you need to balance your turn checking range. Obviously this is not nessecary yet on NL100 but maybe in this situation where u know villain is good player u should definitely mix up your turn checking range.
So there is absolutely not a single thing wrong with checking the turn: Because we ( and if not, you should be ) are 90% certain villain is almost always betting turn if we check.
The obvious argument for ''protecting on drawy board'' doesn't nesecarly mean you should auto-bet like and don't consider other options.
I like check/calling instead of check/raising because we are playing from UTG and after we would check/raise the turn our hand becomes almost face up to a decent player and we kinda isolate ourselves against only better hands because good player is capable of folding Qx against our weird line combined with the fact we are UTG.
So after we check/call the turn our hand is basically disguised. He will never put us on Qx or overpair after we check/call turn and probably puts us on a weakly played JJ/TT.
On the river every single draw missed + Qx can easily value-bet against our weak check/calling-turn range.
=> Now the only question is : Do we check/call river or do we check/raise and fold to possible shove.
=> You can't ever fold the river here. If you even consider folding river then you should ask yourself why you check/called the turn in the first place.
If you are questioning if villain would bet AQ on the river then u are confusing a good regular with a retard passive fish who doesn't know when he's ahead.
=> Ofcourse villain will value-bet AQ ! and he should value-bet any Qx.
I personally am very tempted to check/raise the river and expect to get called alot by Qx. Just because our line looks like complete shit : Cbet flop, check/call turn and check/raise river after every draw missed.
=> Villain will have hard time folding his Qx hand: He knows he shouldn't call but can't stop himself for calling just because our line looks like complete retarded :). But that's just me.
On the other hand against a good regular who I know will be sitting at my tables alot in the future I would check/call river.
=> I want to know his holding. I want to know with what hands he would float, I want to know what hands he's calling pre-flop against my UTG, If for example he ends up having a 9x hand that's great intel we can use in the future.
Against your standard NL100 players your best option is to bet/fold the turn 100% of the time but against good players you can't do that anymore.
Oh yes and btw, villain is never bluffing w a missed draw on the river ( if he is good player ! ) because this is the worst possible board to bluff on and he knows we might herocall river ( also reasons for him to value-bet any Qx ).
