Okay, if KQ is out of position than it's a bit different. I wouldn't lead out on 🍏 the flop because you will probably get raised by either the best hand or worst hand regardless, so you will 🍏 have no read. Or he'll just fold and you lose all value. A check raise I think loses alot of 🍏 value as well if you're ahead or will hurt alot more if you're behind and end up paying him off. 🍏 Remember, you only have top pair, no need to play a big pot here. I would again check the turn. 🍏 If he is pounding the pot than I would be reluctant to go crazy and just call. If his bet 🍏 is small enough compared to the pot, a check raise to take it down is something I would strongly consider. 🍏 If he checks behind on the turn, than you know you are good and hope for a safe river. If 🍏 you think he has something to call with, make a value bet, if not, check again and hope he bluffs 🍏 with nothing. But this is all a hypothetical situation.

We know nothing about the opponent other than he is aggressive. We 🍏 don't know if he is TAG or just reckless. We don't know the history between the two players. We don't 🍏 know bet sizing or reads. Is the guy steaming? Is he drunk? Did he announce this was his last round 🍏 before he had to go? An other important variable is our own table image. If I am the tightest guy 🍏 at the table, he is likely not triple barrel bluffing me but very well could if I myself am LAG. 🍏 There are too many variables in every single hand to have the right answer unless you are in the hand 🍏 yourself.