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Well, it's a flop that should hit 3b calling range quite well. And I think he will mostly check-raise his SDs playing oop, hard to play calling but should've decent equity to just jam his piece of the board.

So I dont like bet-folding, or bet-calling either. I would xback.

Sounds good, thanks. Does that mean you'd plan on calling some leads on blank turns?

Well it helps you've bottom pair blocking 2prs, bd straight and nutflush draw. So yeah, you can dor sure defend turns on some cards, although quite swing and a miss flop for our preflop monster.

Makes sense - ty.

Did you check how often at least one of the opponents hits the board?

edit: I was sure there were two opponents on the flop. Now I looked and there is only one. Damn!

As there is only UTG against you, I would probably just pot this one. The board doesn't really hit UTG range that hard. If he stacks off there with any OESD+, 2pair+ and Jxxx, he folds 35% of times. And against his stackoff range you have 44%. Not the greatest spot, and it would be a lot easier with 100bb stacks. But bet-folding is a no-no, so the only other option is to check back. There are some good turns for you, but most of them are scary ones. They are scary for your opponent too (half of the deck completes a straight) so once we check back we turn our hand into a bluff catcher. If opponent leads the turn, are we calling once or twice? How likely opponent is to bet the turn with a worse hand?

SPR 3,5 on non-straight rainbow board, I would get it in.