Thinking again, the turn may be closer than I first thought:
- it's very debatable whether villain still has straights in his range, for the same reasons he probably does not have sets. Would he flat the flop and check the turn with these when Hero has a lot of sets, two pairs and nut flush draws in his range? Actually it does not make much sense that he would flat the flop with a straight, but if he ever does, he may be checking the turn because of the flush card.
- villain has very few better two pairs as he probably does not 3b KT or KJ preflop.
- villain does not have many flushes in his range unless he 3b light pre with an AdXd
- Hero probably gets calls from AdK, AdA, QdQ and KQd (however even against this range only, Hero still has just 55% equity or so).
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