xe191

1. I think villain is checking all his overcards like AQ, AJs, KQs, that he did not hit but he decided to cbet flop and take down the pot with.

2. Depends on sizing but personally I would call a bet of up to around 70% pot, because although I am not priced in for hitting the flush, I think I have good implied odds given villain's 3bet pre + double barrel range (would be putting him on JJ+). I think it would be very likely that he will either fire a third barrel on the river with his overpairs, or would check-call, in other words I am expecting to get paid if I do hit my flush

3. I want him to fold the overcard hands I mentioned in your first question, but now I am starting to see your point.. do I really want these hands to fold? I am a bit confused because I have no showdown value and I can't call a river bet if he decides to stab again with these types of hands, even if my A5 is good against his KQ. Basically I am worried about missing the flush draw and facing a stab bet on the river. So my strategy is to semi-bluff flush draws and pick up some fold equity along the way, as well as hit the flush sometimes. I think him checking the turn shows weakness so I go for it

I think I'm getting 3.16:1 (24%) here (2.45 turn pot + 1.40 hero bet + [1.40 + 2.43] villain raise) so 7.68 in the pot and I need to call for 2.43

Great advice, thank you