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[QUOTE="gustav197poker, post: 6254207, member: 393841"]
The problem with this board is that your opponents' ranges are very weak. Think that to raise this flop you could do it with some semi bluffs, but the V UTG should not have much values in his range since his bet was very small in size.
But before this UTG decided to just call min 3-bet of BTN.
That is, here the size you choose to raise will depend on how sticky you think these villains could be.
Regarding playing preflop, it's probably understandable. But folding here is definitely not a bad thing, especially when we don't know how opener plays.
The turn is a street that favors your range more than that of V. Here the check line seems correct to me.
The river is obviously great for us. But it's hard to imagine a calling range for V. Since if you raised OTF for protection, you probably did it with a king (and a good kicker). Whereas if you raise the flop with a flush draw, you also have your hand made. Therefore, regardless of the betting ratio that we will introduce on the river, our villain will be screwed most of the time in this texture and we will get a lot of folds from him. But definitely the size should be around 1/3, to get a cry call. Or maybe  for induce a bluff if you think V is too weak.
Greetings.
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