3/6: ATs picks up nut flush on turn, get tricky?

[billyjex]

Pokerroom 3/6, a 6-max table. Never played with anyone before.

This is my 2nd orbit at the table. I am up to $825 after winning a nice pot in which I called a CO raise w/ AQ in the blinds and made two pair against AK.

I raise AcTc UTG to $21, the button calls (he has the most at the table, $1100 behind.)

Blinds fold and it's $49 to the flop.

Flop is 2h Ah 7c. I bet the pot and he calls. Not sure what to put him on, possibly a better or worse A, maybe a flush draw.

Turn is Kc. Pot is $147. What is my action?

[Hattifnatt]

Check and call a bet up to pot size or so. If the turn wasnt a club I might bet 3/4 pot and fold to a raise. But I dont want to bet this and get a big reraise against me holding the nut flush draw.

[swolfe]

i like a standard turn bet. 2/3 pot

if he has [img]/images/graemlins/heart.gif[/img]s, we don't want to give him a cheap card.

[Sephus]

i like the check/call because i'm not all that worried about giving a free card. this is a raised pot and the Ah is out there, and it's not like i have a monster and will have to pay off a flush big if he has some hearts sc. it's not all that unlikely i'm behind and i want to see the river.