KTs QQT board turn-river?

I would just check the flop and hope to get to showdown without the pot getting much bigger. The only hands in his range we can really get value from are under pairs and JTs, and we will probably only be getting 1 street of value from those holdings. X-calling lets us get value from bluffs or get to the river cheap if he checks back, at which point we can consider a value bet.

Seems well played. Turn Cbet is close against a unknown on NL2, but sometimes you can still get value here.

River I would fold as well. Tough to think you beat any hand. It would be insane if villain would change ace high in to a bluff.

Cheers,
SDK1987

The BU vs CO flatting range should be quite strong (also vs the CO iso-raising range).
Additionally, the flop favors the BU range.

Board: Q♣T♥Q♦
Pos  Equity  Range
CO   41.47% { 22+,A2s+,K3s+,Q5s+,J7s+,T7s+,97s+,86s+,76s,65s,54s,43s,A7o+,A5o,KTo+,QTo+,JTo }
BU   58.53% { TT-77,AJs-A8s,A4s,KTs+,QTs+,JTs,T9s,98s,AQo }
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So I would start by checking. Probably x/c flop and maybe turn and fold to a river bet. IMO there are not that many bluffs that V can have by the river. Almost everything gets there, and I doubt they will turn hands like A8s, A4s, JTs, or 88 into a bluff.