I'd have bet the turn and if it bricks my default would be to c-c and bluff catch. Turn I'd be calling as I expect them to bet all their FD high hands here.

Which FDs exactly? People do not call a lot of offsuit combinations preflop. So I heavily doubt he has a lot of FDs.

But, he has all Sets, Pairs and Flushes in his range. When he has a hand like AdQx or AxQd he will check back very often. So, his range is pretty nutted or betting for protection with a pair.

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I disagree with the statement above that people do not call a lot with off suit hands here, there are a ton of hands that micro opponents can show up with here that include flush draws.

Pre: Completely standard obviously.

Flop: I think we have to bet this board, if we check we lose the initiative in the pot and it is likely we are going to struggle to realise our equity here so I like your lead. We can potentially look at sizing up a little to maybe .50-.55 to charge villain with his overcards that contain a flush draw.

Turn: I think I continue betting here, I don't believe this is the kind of board where villain is going to be sticking in a bluff raise very frequently so if that oes occur we can safely muck our hand, by betting though again it allows us to keep initiative and play the pot on our terms. I would be betting in the region of $1.

River: My plan for the river would be to check call any blank card then. This line will potentially get extra value from his missed flush draws etc, and I would expect him to be checking back most non flush hands that beat us on the river anyway.

which ones? and which ones will villain bet ott?

We can't rule out all broadway aces from this position, some people are not even three betting hands like AKo from UTG+1, so hands like ATo+ are possible, KJo+, if I have the FD in this spot with this type of hand then I'm for sure betting turn and looking to bomb a lot of rivers as well to maximise our fold equity.

To fold out what part of our range? KJo and KQo are very bad flats pre, but let's suppose Villain does them. Than he bets them ott yeah. But why should he be betting Ax? Way too much SD Value vs a reasonable (not nitty) open raising range. We turn AK into a bluff by betting it ott, doesnt make lot of sense to me.

To apply a ton of pressure on our single pair hands, nobody likes calling down with single pairs in large pots on monotone flops when villain is applying a ton of pressure.

I would usually bet flop and turn here for value.

River will be tricky if the four flush doesn't come and we check and get bet into. I'm not comfortable just blindly calling here without a solid read on villain's river tendencies. Many micro players won't bluff if they have a bare Ad, and I've seen enough passive players here that won't value raise sets or small flushes on the flop or turn. It's also likely that villain has a lot more showdown value combos than Ad combos too.

Call me a nit but I'm quite happy to just bet twice and give it up to a normal size river bet.