[Mitke]

Yeah, flop was bad. Should have either lead or c/r.

Check-raise was the idea. I guess I held back because I thought I might lose some customers forcing them to pay two to see the flop and when I show strength my check/3-betting the flop. This is still a problem on turn because of my poor relative position to the raiser.

On the turn I wake up and check raise - bet when the board pairs and brings a flush possibility. After this UTG+1 still caps the turn.

From the villain's point of this should ring the alarm bells. I thought the turn cap against my line must be at least K-high flush or the more likely slowplayed set.

-> Hence my river line.

It could be argued that I should donk the turn because of my poor relative position to the CO who raised the flop.