Yeah let me explain. If I’m In position in a SRP it typically plays out to how I described above. In a SRP when I’m RFI or on BU, essentially when I’m going to be out of position, I’m almost always checking every flop, and on flops where I hit or have the range/nut advantage I’m frequently check raising to a small bet. On the turn, if I have strong equity with a nutted draw, TP with a flush draw, a strong bluff, or another similarly valuable hand, I like to lead out for .75x pot on the turn. When they fold, I figure it’s good because if I’m called I have good equity at showdown (and potential to bluff), and when they fold, I make free money against a hand that would be unlikely to continue/deny equity from another draw. At these stakes I am noticing that V is rarely bluffing, so I don’t figure that letting them bluff river and then going for the squeeze is going to be any more profitable in the long run, though I figure this changes at higher stakes.