50plo deep spot oop

[BigCheesy]

Villain is unknown.

I was not sure what to do on every street.
1) Flop - do you prefer c/c or leading? If I peel, what's my plan if I hit turn or river? If I lead, what's my plan against a raise.
2) Turn - as played, do I bet turn and what's my plan if I get called?
3) River - c/r is imho way superior, what's your preferred betsizing?

Poker Stars $0.25/$0.50 Pot Limit Omaha Hi $0.10 Ante - 6 players - View hand 748148
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Hero (SB): $135.20
BB: $127.95
UTG: $100.85
MP: $242.95
CO: $101.90
BTN: $122.20

Pre Flop: ($1.35) Hero is SB with 9 J 8 A
UTG raises to $2.35, 2 folds, BTN calls $2.35, Hero calls $2.10, BB calls $1.85

Flop: ($10.00) 3 7 8 (4 players)
Hero bets $8, BB folds, UTG calls $8, BTN folds

Turn: ($26.00) 4 (2 players)
Hero checks, UTG checks

River: ($26.00) T (2 players)
Hero checks, UTG bets $9.50, Hero raises to $42.50, UTG folds

[Sc000t]

I like the lead. It could easily get checked around since it's 4 way and you block a few things that would be betting into a field of 3 others. And anyone that does lead is probably going to have a pretty solid hand. A lead on your part though I think allows some worse weaker hands and worse draws to flat which works well for your hand.

I'd barrel the turn.

The river as played I'd probably bet without a soild read on the player. I see what your saying though, with the check/raise and It makes sense but I'd like to know a player can and will bluff in these spots before I try them. I will say though that his bet size really looks like air so I might just minraise or raise very very small to see if we can get him to try and buy it again. If you raised small there would still be a good amount of stacks left to fire another barrel. The only thing I think you accomplish by raising so large here is to get 69xx to pay off. 56xx would bet the turn when checked to and any worse hand won't call such a large raise...let alone try and vbet very often.

[AKmaert]

1) Flop - do you prefer c/c or leading? If I peel, what's my plan if I hit turn or river? If I lead, what's my plan against a raise.
2) Turn - as played, do I bet turn and what's my plan if I get called?
3) River - c/r is imho way superior, what's your preferred betsizing?

1) I like leading the flop, maybe a little less so worse FDs can peel easier but thats nitpicking rly. Basically what scoot said

2) I bet again and mostly fire the river on none 5,6 and 9s. You wont get shown a made hand hardly ever and you will get loads of folds.

3) As played I like a check raise also. I appreciate what scoot is sayig about knowing if villain will bluff here, but theres just not many hands he can call with that he wont bet with imo. He may check some 2pr hands behind that he may call with, but the better of these may well bet, he can bet worse straights with 69 and bluff missed draws.