We need far more info
1) preflop action
2) stack sizes and Stack To Pot Ratio
3) villains range and style
4) which set (top, middle, bottom) on which board texture?
5) pot HU or MW?
low SPR means we can get it in on the flop if villain is likely to have calling
hands, or slow play if the texture is dry and we want villain to catch up or
bluff.
high SPR means that we want to start building the pot. If we were the preflop aggressor than usually we want to CBet unless villain overfolds, but will get sticky if we check the flop; or will bluff if we check the flop. Then on the turn vs an aggressive opponent we might check to induce a bluff If we were not the preflop aggressor we can either donk (vs a CS or aggro who likes to raise donks) or go for a check raise (vs players who over value their hand, or think w x/r as a bluff too much), or k/c versus players who like to barrel or get 2 streets of value early. (We prefer the k/r flop since most players are more inclined to call a flop k/r than turn k/r, and a larger pot on the flop makes them more inclined to stick around for later streets).
Wetter textures - induce us to bet - both because weaker value hands might think we are
bluffing with a draw; and draws are more willing to call us right now.
Top set on dry boards should be more inclined to slow play since they aren't likely up against TPTK and we need to let villain 'catch up'; but 2nd or 3rd set might be able to get it in on the flop vs TPTK, or two pair hands.
MW inclines us to bet, since it is more likely someone got a piece that they are willing to stick around for.
