[JimmyV]

I don't like the turn raise either. To my mind this hand was butchered.

The correct flop play, in my opinion, wasn't even on the list: bet out and call a raise. I go limp after the flop raise, drawing for a heart and planning on a showdown in any case. Why charge yourself when drawing, or alternatively force out others drawing to two-outers who'll keep betting?

This seems like an easy hand to me but I don't see what everyone else is talking about in their posts. Reraising or check-raising flop or turn only induces calls from better hands and folds from worse, while never bringing about a situation in which you're correct to fold (you have the nut draw!)

Limpage for minimum limpidity after establishing some claim on the pot with a flop bet (you wouldn't want to have to call two cold if it can be avoided, since that gives away your hand).

Bet-call, check-call, and of course check-raise the river.

JimmyV