5/10: NFD on paired board 3way

[pocketfours]

BTN is LAG reg with 13% 3bet over 300 hands. SB is 36/14/0.8 very passive fish. What's our plan here?

A raise will look like spades a lot, but I'm not sure if that matters too much since BU probably doesn't have much to fight back with anyway and SB presumably doesn't do any handreading.

SB: $804.00
BB: $4,621.00
UTG: $1,052.00
Hero (CO): $1,314.00
BTN: $1,300.50

SB posts SB $5.00, BB posts BB $10.00

Pre Flop: ($15.00) Hero has Q A
fold, Hero raises to $30.00, BTN raises to $90.00, SB calls $85.00, fold, Hero calls $60.00

Flop: ($280.00, 3 players) 7 5 5
SB checks, Hero checks, BTN bets $92.00, SB calls $92.00, hero?

[IowaSkinsFan]

I'd definitely raise, I think you can get folds from BTN sometimes and then get a fold from the fish on the flop or on the turn if you shove. I'd raise to something like 200.

[IowaSkinsFan]

Calling seems good as well obv.

[sauce123]

id raise and call it off pre mostly

as played lead flop, as played jam flop but i think calling is nearly as good as jamming

[Alexos]

id 4bet to 250 ish preflop and most likely fold to BTNs shove. I just never saw anyone 5bet shove a weaker range than QQ+,AK in this situation and 130bb deep. Reason is we're clearly getting it in vs fish so he'd have no apparent FE, unless he's a sicko.

As played I think I'd raise/call flop but call is also ok obv.

[pocketfours]

Didn't even occur to me to lead this flop. I feel like BU is going to cbet this flop with a decently wide range and the fish is also slightly more likely to call his bet than my lead. It's not exactly a disaster if flop gets checked through either?

[nutsinho]

i like lead 3bet slightly better, but now id make it 235 and get it in rather than flat