[Wynton]

Once I cap pf, I feel pretty obligated to be aggressive on the flop no matter what. So if he bets into me, I'm raising, regardless of the board.

On this board, if he c/r the flop, I'll see the turn and reevaluate. If he merely calls the flop, I could have tough decision on turn. I think it all depends on the turn card.

I'll elaborate about pf concerns. If I think the villain is trying to bully me, then does it make sense to slow-him down by capping flop? I tend to think that the play may not make sense when viewing the hand in isolation, but it might make sense to slow-him down against me in the future.

I would like other views about pf, though.