KQs

Preflop you should mix calls and squeezes.
Flop check/call ok too. You have enough equity with a flushdraw and two over cards, you block monster PP that can barrel multiple streets. I also think we are behind OTF a decent amount of the times.
Turn doesn't change much. 88 is now top set.
Price is not great, it is difficult to represent much by check/raising (22,33,55 you probably check/raise them OTF).
Can't also see hands we beat double barreling here. We block draws, we are kind of capped.
Even hands like 99, TT, JJ, A8s will probably call a check/raise IP due to that fact.

I think folding the turn is ok here. The thing is that if you hit the flush I don't think you can get much value to be honest. It will go check/check often OTR and you look face up when donking.
What also advocates folding is the player pool tendency when double barreling. You won't see J9s, JTs doing this for instance.

I think it is a valid line to check/raise the flop. I think you can make some better hands fold (66, 77, 88).
Once it is a 3 way, you did get a great price preflop, so you have a relatively wide range here.
You can then barrel any heart, a K, a Q, a 6, even an ace OTT. You put pressure on high PP. You can represent a set too.

$.56 to win $1.49 is 38%. 9 cards make your flush out of 30 remaining cards which is 30%. Those are not great odds. Also, some of your outs may have been dealt to your opponents which reduce your flush outs. However, kings and queens would give you the highest board pair. Also if you hit the flush, you may be able to win a significant pot from a Villain who cannot fold to a board flush scare. I like the Turn call.

OOP, fold turn. As said, if you complete the flush, probably villain won't call any bet or he will cb.

And if i have in the position than call is good here?

Originally posted by ToddBrunson
And if i have in the position than call is good here?

I like, IP i think that you have some implied odds that make this call lucrative.

Originally posted by romanista06
OOP, fold turn. As said, if you complete the flush, probably villain won't call any bet or he will cb.

"Villain won't call if you make the flush." That is not my experience. Many players just don't want to give up their hand when it is possible that they have been Rivered. Even though Villain would see the flush scare, he may call 10 BB River bet. Perhaps, he may call up to 15 BB. An All In or more than 15 BB would scare him away. No, you can still get more money if you hit the flush. Hopefully, he does not have the Ace flush. I doubt it. His betting pattern indicates that he is not working on a flush draw.