PLO25 AKT4ds 3be pot postflop line?

Hi,
What a different turn b/c and flop b/c?
I prefer bet on flop without SD value and bad position.
I would play c/c on river. I don't think so villian play check on flop with set or 2 pair.

in trainer higher frq. is cb 1/2 potsize and go all in when he raises.
flop looks like he doesn´t want confronted by a c/r so two pairs or set unlikely.
I think on the river you should b/f. you can still get value from a couple of hands.

Well difference is villain range is capped on turn after flop check plus turn is rarely helping him and I do have gutshot to have likely 3 more outs. Flop bet-3bet seems pretty aggro. Though in trainer villain is probably going to have fair amount of raise-folds which is quite rare in these tables.

SPR is around 1 maybe bit over on river. So bet-fold is bit tricky? Bet 1/3 or half? I were thinking of potting as well but decided to check and villain snap checked K high flush.

vb 1/3 to get a call, when he shoves it´s too obvious to call. K high flush may be the only hand he'd call for pot, but he shouldn't.
so generally I don't see any bluffs here

why check flop? IMO we have high cbet frequency on this texture in general plus since we hold NFD we can assume villain wont bet often vs check?!

SPR is around 9 on flop so if I cbet and villain raise big we would likely have to fold lot of equity. But if villain has some raise-folds then apparently bet-3bet would be plausible play. I just think that most of time we won't get much folds and will face set, top two pair or at least top pair with fd type holding. So with check I wanted to prevent that possibility.

SPR 9 you could approach it like a single raised pot. Check-call or Check-raise, depending on opponent.

River is nasty, but I don't think he gives you credit for high flush when you check flop, so I would check-call.