I like leading the flop and 3betting all in over a raise. It's kind of ugly raising the flop and having to call off with king high. Leading also gives you the chance to barrel some clubs on the turn as well as get value when you get there. This flop gets check through a bunch so i would lead QK, J10, some f/ds as well as a few weaker hands that can't call a cbet. 

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Jason, after we've already checked the flop and he cbets that big, do you think we got any folding equity in this spot? Seeing him cbet almost pot size I would just call cbet and play fit or fold on the turn, possibly also trying to rep a flush on 3rd club if he shows weakness with his line or sizing.

But anyway, donkbet/shove looks like a best option.

Oh, and I'm not a big fan of call preflop vs 2.5x open from utg, unless this guy is really crazy and opening tons from early. We got some reverse implied odds vs his strong utg range, on this stack I think fold > 3bet/fold > call.

Fold pre, as played I'd probably check/call the flop and check/decide on the turn, mostly check/folding unimproved.

With his sizing I'd say he mostly has big pairs and A-hi flush draws, and you're fucked vs. that. I'd still peel one street, I think you have too much equity to fold plus you may get some parts of his range to fold on later streets.

Making those kind of calls with a large stack requires more odds relative to outs. If you had a combo draw (flush/straight draw) I could understand the risk you are willing to take, however, with just a straight draw, given your sstack size before the hand. I dont think calling the all in was the right option. Obviously if the 9 or A comes you are hero, in this case i dont really see much logic in calling of all your stack on a draw without the right odds/equity.