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Message: [QUOTE="RidaPKR, post: 6456801, member: 1005041"] In this hand, the most problematic point for me is the check-raise out of position in a multiway pot especially when SB calls the bet on the flop. It's ambitious to want to snatch the pot on the flop with just badly kicked top pair in a raised and multiway pot. On the turn, we are in trouble with this AS which is in the villain range. If you decide to bluff on the flop, you have to continue turn representing a strong hand like 88, 33 or T8. When you check turn, you lack credibility. IMO, the best line to play top pair multiway in a raised pot when you're not the initial raiser is to check-call to keep any villain bluffs. When the AS falls on the turn and we find ourselves with Middle pair, we can call and fold on a river bet. [/QUOTE]