[Closed] KTs nl200 sh

I am putting him on a flush.

I think your play is good if he is the type of player who autocbets every flop (>85% cbet flop) without giving much thought into board texture, expecting to get a lot of folds.

If he has a lower cbet, like 60-65%, then I think I would be leaning towards a float instead of a bluff reraise since we have outs for top pair. And for such a player to bet such a coordinated flop, it is likely that he has a piece of it. Bluff reraising only leaves the flushdraws and sets behind which our potential K/J pair will definitely lose to.

hmm giving up on flop if not even backdoor draws is higly recommandable

I'd either fold on the flop or give up after he called the raise because he is not calling there with air, he will always have something and will c /r turn a good amount of the time imo.

Best regards,
TribunCaesar