pp 6 max nl 100 how to play for maximum value?

[Go_Blue88]

Hero in the bb-~120 UTG+1-~220 SB-~115

UTG+1 calls, folded to the sb who calls, hero checks with 64o

flop- 2 3 10 check, check, UTG+1 bets 3.8, sb calls, hero calls.
turn- 5 check, check UTG+1 bets 15.6, sb calls, hero raises to 58, UTG+1 calls, sb folds.
River- 7 hero pushes for ~64 villian calls with 2 3.

villian=extremely aggro once he raises or bets in a pot. sb=idiot who sucked out on me earlier by calling a pushed flop on a flush draw.
do any of you prefer a different line? would any advocate a call on the turn?

[NoTalent]

How can you call this flop bet? How can you call this out of position?

[jhall23]

Given those descriptions of players I wouldn't change a thing.

Gutshot's to the nuts rule! Although I am probably only calling to see the turn. Don't think the implied odd's will cut it to have to call a pot-sized bet on the turn if you miss there since you aren't super deep. But since UTG is really aggro, SB is a calling station, you are closing the action and your implied odds should be big flop call is easy imo.

[Go_Blue88]

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How can you call this flop bet? How can you call this out of position?

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implied odds are huge? i'm calling 3.8 to potentially win 240...

[djoyce003]

If you think that the other player would call a smaller bet, you could try a smaller reraise to potential triple the pot instead of double it. However, doubling up off of one person is probably the most likely outcome regardless so you did an excellent job of getting all the money in. Triple ups are rare and beautiful things.