Villain in the hand was playing 75/44/23, clearly not one of the better players.  Also has a fold to cbet of 17% ( might fold a little more on this board).

PF I like the 4b for value, villain has been calling off super light and getting himself into a lot <30% equity (will stack him if he picks up a pair+FD on a xxdxd.  I think that I like to have this hand in my flop cbet range in order to reserve the right to turn the hand into a bluff/semi-bluff (thinking about the card ranks I probably could have bet smaller).

On the turn with the SPR the way it is do we:

x/RAI, if the board checks threw we have nut outs.  

bet small leaving some behind for a river barrel/value bet when we fill in.

Pot and commit (think this is my least favorite mainly because I am not sure how many flushes we fold out, probably hard to balance, and we get little to no value from worse).

On this board I thought that villain would have more flushes than anything else because of the 2 & 3 but on something like KT9 I am guessing that we like barreling more over x/r?