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What does he likely flat OOP? What is he c/ring the flop with?
If its a set, you're gone on the flop.
If its a FD, you're gone by the turn.
If its two pair , you're good by the river.
If its TP, you're good and still are by the river, unless its an unlikely KJ (only 6 combos).
If its air, you're good and probably still good on the river, unless he has a random J.
In my experience flats from the SB from a 14/12 type are often pocket pairs or suited connectors, which puts flush and set well and truly on the table.
I can't see any hands that make two pair that he would flat pre.
He might flat AK (maybe), AQ, AJ or KQ, and if he's aggro he might c/r AK or KQ on that flop, but would he c/r AJ? KJ seems too loose for this guy to flat pre. The other possibility is JJ, but only one combo, and how often does a 14/12 c/r JJ on a K-high flop?
So, unless you've seen this guy get bluffy or overly aggro with TP, I think you're gone on the turn and should fold there.
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