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[QUOTE="fundiver199, post: 6991694, member: 397965"]
Preflop
Maybe we can squeeze here from time to time, but just calling is also fine and should probably be the default, since we are getting a good price, we are out of position to the original raiser, and our hand play fairly well multiway.

Flop
The preflop raiser is C-betting into 3 opponents, which should be a very strong range consisting mainly of overpairs, we have nothing but overcards and a backdoor draw, we are still out of position, and we are not getting a good price, since he went more than half pot. For all those reasons I just fold and move on with my life.

Turn
You picked up a flushdraw, and you face a smaller bet this time. I would never be here, but if I somehow accidentally pressed "call" on the flop, I think, you can go two different routes here. Either you can simply call again and draw for cheap, since he only bet like 25% pot. Or you can check-raise, but then it needs to be larger, so that you actually get some folds right here and now. Your sizing was less than half pot, and I dont think, an overpair ever fold to that sizing. I guess, it can be argued, that you build up the pot for a river bluff. But a larger check-raise would do that even more and also set it up, so you could jam the river.

River
If you are going to bluff, I guess, it needs to be big, because otherwise you are just getting snapped off by anything from TT-AA, which is most of his range.

Spoiler
Its cool, that the bluff worked, but I am not crazy about the way this hand was played on any street apart from preflop.
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