Turned the nut straight. Backdoor flush draw, slowplay?

[quanfer]

There are three players in the hand. The game is 1/2 NL, and the person behind me has raises to $15. One player in front of me calls, and I call with J/10 hearts.

The flop is Qd/9s/5h. Player 1 checks, I check, initial raiser bets all in for $30. Player 1 calls, and I call.

The turn is a Kd, which gives me the nut straight, and two diamonds on the board. Player 1 checks, with about $65 left.
Any bet here would normally result in either a raise or a fold. Do I check the turn and give him a free card, and maybe get him to bet on the river?

I ended up putting him all in on the turn, and he folded. I was trying to protect against a backdoor flush draw.

 

[jeffred1111]

Preflop and flop are standard, turn slowplay would be ridiculous. Pot is huge, you want to win it right way if need be (remember that a T, J or a diamond might be bad news for you).

Put the guy AI, rake in the chips if he doesn't call.

 

[jeffred1111]

Also, pick up The Theory of Poker (or reread it), especially the Chapters Winning the Big Pots Right Away and Slowplaying. Even thinking about slowplaying the turn shows a lack of understanding of the fundamentals of poker.