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[QUOTE="fundiver199, post: 6933000, member: 397965"]
For me the most logicals bluffs are 97 and 75, which flopped an OESD and has no showdown value. And I think, BB could have least have the suited combos of those. But the question is, how often such hands are check-raised on this particular board against 3 opponents? A high boards tend to favour the preflop raiser, and they are very static. So its not like, a lot of great scare cards can come on the turn and river.

The preflop raiser should also have a much stronger range, when he C-bet into 3 opponents as opposed to 1. If only BB had called, then the preflop raiser is probably "allowed" to bet small with his entire range on a board like this. But against 3 opponents the betting frequenzy should be much lower and skewed towards value. Hands like 99-KK for instance are probably a check behind and hope to spike a set.

So when Hero C-bet here, his hand is quite face up as exactly the kind of hand, he actually has. Its going to be a lot of AK, AQ, AJ. So the question is, does Villain check-raise, because he wants to start a big multi street bluff and make those hands fold? Or does he check-raise, because he can beat them and wants to stack Hero? And without information I would say, that the latter is far more likely.
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