Fine, I'd most likely have checked the flop back because we have good SDV and a strong draw.

Yeah. Very easy xb. We have some SDV and the okish FD. We won't fold out Ax and just blow the pot with our weaker hand.

Pre: I'm not a fan of flat calling here, I would much rather be squeezing here rather than flatting.

Flop: Betting here doesn't make much sense to me, we may fold out some stronger Kx without diamonds but that's about the only good thing that can happen here. We will not be folding out Ax or strong flush draws, both of which we will struggle to show a profit against as flush draws can put us under so much pressure on different runouts, particularly the BTN as they have position on us.

Do you want to squeeze with KTo?
That seems like a pretty bad hand selection tbh. We want to squeeze Nuts and suited hands, Tx Blocker is neraly irrelevant, so K5s performs even with a higher ev.
Furthermore the call is +EV, we should be squeezing hands where the call is BE or -ev and the squeeze gets +EV because if you squeeze both, your Squeeze rate is way too high.

Best regards

KTo is a prime example of a squeeze hand, it's going to play badly in a multiway pot without the initiative. Squeezing is going to be FAR more profitable.

Pre is a fold for me. These off suit trouble hands make poor calls when OOP in a multiway pot. If you have a read that both villains are folding way too much then squeezing can possibly make you auto-profit.

Here's what I'm currently playing




As played the flop is a classic example of when we shouldn't bet vs a missed c bet. Our hand isn't vunerable much and it's difficult to get value from worse.