64 Pair+fd+gs Straight Draw

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Full Tilt Poker $0.25/$0.50 No Limit Hold'em - 6 playersThe Official DeucesCracked.com Hand History ConverterHero (SB): $53.30BB: $82.70UTG: $36.35MP: $49.25CO: $51.60BTN: $69.05Pre Flop: ($0.75) Hero is SB with 6 4 3 folds, BTN calls $0.50, Hero calls $0.25, BB checksFlop: ($1.50) 7 3 4 (3 players)Hero bets $1.50, BB calls $1.50, BTN raises to $5, Hero calls $3.50, BB foldsTurn: ($13.00) 4 (2 players)Hero bets $8Villain is 29/5/1 over 65 hands. Not much else to go on. Should I be 3 betting flop? I think if I called on the flop, I should have c/r the turn. What line is the best?

[d0c 0]

I 3bet this flop as default play (especially as we're OOP) unless I have a read that opponent is CS and I have no FE. Actually if I don't want to 3bet this flop then I'd c/r it instead.Leading the turn might through villain off as we shouldn't have many 4s in our range, so it's fine. I prefer CRAI on turn (normal c/r looks more like a boat and we don't want to over-rep our big hand).

[IQCrash 1]

I think bet call leading on that turn basically turns your hand face up - a four with a straight draw. Having the additional strength of the flush outs becomes moot, as you're most likely pushing the villain off this hand unless he has something like AA-KK and can't lay it down. I think checking this turn invites the villain, who obviously likes his hand, to fire into us again. At that point you can choose to flat call again and play it like a naked flush draw, or, the line I'd probably take, check raise big with an overbet and make it look like a bluff.But anyway, I think leading the turn was a mistake after you just flat called his flop raise. It basically turned your hand face up.

[BaseJester 1]

Villain is 29/5/1 over 65 hands. Not much else to go on. Should I be 3 betting flop?

Yeah, I think your hand benefits a lot from eliminating a player.

I think if I called on the flop, I should have c/r the turn.

I agree with the check/raise with the flop as played.