[jskills]

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i like check-raising the flop, that way if everything works out you can face the field with a double bet

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I think you have a contradiction in your logic here.

Check raising the flop would actually bring 3 extra opponents along after they call preflop raiser's initial flop bet (so only UTG+1 would end up facing two bets).

This is a good example of being aware of relative position to a preflop raiser. The OP in this hand donked the flop knowing he'd likely be raised in order to make the other 3 people in the hand behind him face two.

Check raising would be the only be the right move if OP acted after preflop raiser on the flop.