[W. Deranged]

This hand is so read-dependent it's not even funny.

This hand does, though, fall into my general theory of when it's better to follow through on the turn with a bet than to check behind and take a free card and call the river. The idea is that if you bet the turn and showdown the river, you get to put your money in when you have higher equity, and so your bet ends up having more value on the turn than making a crying river call. So, if you think you are ahead enough/have enough average equity to continue in this hand with a flop raise, I think you should bet the turn usually.