TPWK from the BB on somewhat coordinated flop?
 

Preflop
4 limpers, SB completes you check in BB with Th8d.

Flop : 10c-9s-3c. (6-way)

Do you ever bet this flop multiway?
When can it be OK to check-call a flop bet?
When might a check-reraise be motivated?

Also, how does the number of limpers influence your chosen line?

My thinking is that leading out here is very likely to get called, leaving me with a crappy hand OOP and no information.
Check-folding the flop is my standard play – though I’ll call if a muppet bets something stupid-small, like 1/3 pot. And I may call (or even reraise) if it’s bet by the button.

If I see a turn, I’ll give up to any flush draw that may hit. Only turn card I like is when I hit 2-pair.

Clearly, it is a very common situation and a proven spot for spewing chips…

Cheers,
Zal3

Re: TPWK from the BB on somewhat coordinated flop?
 

i bet. If I get more than 1 caller, I slow down. If I get 1 caller and the flush doesn't hit on the turn I fire again. If he calls again I make a blocker on the river. Just how I play it...not saying it's right.

Re: TPWK from the BB on somewhat coordinated flop?
 

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i bet. If I get more than 1 caller, I slow down. If I get 1 caller and the flush doesn't hit on the turn I fire again. If he calls again I make a blocker on the river. Just how I play it...not saying it's right.

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against 5 limpers your hand is dominated way too much to make this ok. A10 K10 Q10 J10 910 are all donk limping hands, won't fold on this board, and have you crushed.

I generally play it like the OP suggests.

Re: TPWK from the BB on somewhat coordinated flop?
 

I like your check/fold unless you smell something fishy.

Re: TPWK from the BB on somewhat coordinated flop?
 

I would bet most of the time, unless there was a particularly aggro player to act then I'd opt for a CR. JMO