[holdem2000]

I definitely like the play rest of the hand, 24/7 types don't surprise me when they make another small value bet on the turn here when they hit their flush.

For flop play I agree with most of what was said above but I lean towards raising. I want to firm up SB's/BB's ranges if they stay in the pot, and if my raise isn't too big (maybe to $72) I often milk UTG's AJ/AT or at least charge his draw.

Seems silly for him to be trying to bait you into a raise when it's 4 way with his position... if you're going to bet he might be able to chk/r your larger bet than $28 and potentially have the SB/BB call your bet first, and if you check behind the SB/BB may open the turn allowing him to raise then.