NL 20 KQo

I don't think your betsizing on the turn is bad. (I would make it something like 3-3,20 though). The only hand you have to protect against is a flushdraw. If you make it bigger, you could fold out lets say 88-JJ. Hands which will often call a smaller betsizing. On the river I would prefer to check call to induce a bluff of a flushdraw. As played, I think you are always beat on that river, villain has an AF of 1.2, so when he raises, he has the nuts.

Hey Alexyus992,

Flop for value is good.

Turn should not be larger. Smaller if anything. We can even think about checking turn. It's deceptive + this hand is not worth 3 streets of value.

River possibly better to check. Underbet is reasonable but probably should be a bet/fold.

Hmm, I disagree with small sizings, starting from the flop. Why?

Exploitative - opponent have wide coldcall range (38/22), doesn't looks like reg so just bet big with value hands and draws
I prefer 3barrel vs this opponent. If it was better player then I would consider B,x,B line or X,B,B.
Would check his BvMissed stat, would expect this guy has it pretty high.

It's generally good to keep sizing on the smaller side in multi-way situations especiallly when the texture is not overly dangerous.

This is especially true on a blank turn card after the flop was multi-way. There is really no need for a large sizing here. We do actually want action from draws and our range looks pretty strong so the small sizing encourages calls from worse.