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£2/£5 very deep.

7handed, MP opens to £25 and I call behind one other caller with  Td 8d  very good live reg who I have tons and tons of aggro history with peels the btn and both blinds call

Flop ( £150)  Ts 9h  6s

Chks through to the btn (good reg) playing £2,700 who bets £115
Folds to me I call (covering him)

Turn (£380) is the  Jh

i check, he bets £280.

Info on villain's style - He is very aggro, likes to 2 street drawy textures for thin value IP (often chks river back in those spots) he's a good hand reader and his pre-flop squeeze's are pretty balanced and not that polarized, i.e sometimes he's 3b sqeezes KQo/75cc sometimes he peels behind KQs/TT

Lot of mutual respect for each other's play, he know's I'm more than capable of making moves for plenty of £££ (but that I prolly wont do it v often vs him) but at the same time a bit of a station.

Thoughts on this specific situation?

i can't imagine doing anythin but folding the turn. you just cant rep anythin decent and so its super easy for him to 3 barrel (if we are not already beat).

if he reads hands well i cant see a raise here having much merit either.

Lead the flop?

I prefer b/f the flop, hes unlikely to make much of a play with people to act behind and your hand isn't the best to take this line with. TxAh or TxKh would be better. As played turn looks like an easy fold.

"Sorry bro can you just put your hands up so I can see your stack? Cheers."

Yh leading the flop seems a much better line, pretty sure that would be my default, not 100% sure why i checked but I think was a few game flow factors. I dont think I can fold the flop to specific villain who'd expect me to lead most 1p/gutshot hands and pretty much every Tx and 9x, what you think of a c/r here?

Agree with everything doctor prested said