I think its a very easy turnfold. Villain very likely has the straight here and you have very few outs, and he might not pay your riverbet too often.

Hi, I think you play it perfectly. You can't fold on the turn with 3 pair + GS to split + nut flush draw. As you have a backdoor flush draw, opponent might pay you if you hit your flush on the river with his str8 just because you could be betting a set to make him fold on a diamond card, so I think you have implied odds sometimes.

Yeah I also think this hand was played good. Or that is how I would play it as well anyway.

On the turn, even if he has a straight which he most likely does like 99% of the time. We have enough equity to call. Once we hit our out. We can bet in position and he will be in an annoying spot.

Your bet sizing should be on how many hands you can be bluffing with. By the river, we can't bluff with a ton of hands, just think about the sizing.

Oh sorry, I missed that we have that nut fd. In that case a call seems mandatory, as we have 32-35% EQ against a straight. I think its still close that, as that should be the best case scenario. If he has a set+ straight or straight + AQ he will have a bit more than 70% EQ and I do not expect many implieds on a flushing river.

This happens to me often - super strong multi-way draw and an opponent with an obvious made hand and I call down just like you because you're never going to make him fold by raising. It's a set up and one of the reasons plo is so swingy. I wonder if it also shows that if you have the made hand and your opponent seems to be drawing it is good to keep barreling and not give any free cards

Thank you Guys!