First thing is don't post results as they may influence any analysis, intentionally or unintentionally.

I would not call the turn, get the money in. This happens too often when people slowplay.

If you have this read they do this then fine, but you can't be slowplaying forever, if villain doesn't hit their hand they wont stack off very often as a bluff at nl10. We really need to be putting in a value raise at some point and most times doing it on the river is too late.

I don't slow pay sets or full houses very often unless very deep with my oppponent or a calling station.

Also, if villain is ver aggro, they may take your raise turn like waving a red flag at a bull (not true but you get the meaning) and go withe their draw/TP or whatever.

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Because of how deep we are, and the number of worse hands that will continue I prefer raising the flop.

Calling the flop and raising the turn works as well, but it's not a dry flop and I would just want to get the money in there and then.