Checkraising in EP, multiway pot

[MrEngenic]

When I post here I always get complaints that I CR the flop from EP in raised multiway pots with stuff like AK, KQ when a K hits and there are no big draws out there. Or if I have pocket aces or kings.
Do you guys always bet out when you hit? I thought that the standard way of dealing with these situations was, check and hope for a late position bet (unless the table and especially LP players are passive) so you can CR the field and get it HU if possible. I don't always do this, but if the pot is raised, it is 5 people on the flop and I feel that it will be checked to LP who will bet this is what I normally would do.
Would you CR more than 50 % of the time in the above scenario?

[toss]

I'd bet because I don't like it when its checked through. I'd only checkraised if I knew someone in LP was the type to bet when checked to them or aggressive. Betting out is usually more effective than checkraising.

[GrunchCan]

There is no always in poker.

[MrEngenic]

I know, that's why I wrote "I don't always do this ... this is what I normally would do"
The question was more like, would you do it most of the time?

[jrz1972]

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When I post here I always get complaints that I CR the flop from EP in raised multiway pots with stuff like AK, KQ when a K hits and there are no big draws out there. Or if I have pocket aces or kings.

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With AK, KQ, AA, or KK, you are raising preflop, right? So why not bet the flop?

Generally, check-raising when you were the only preflop aggressor is very bad, because you don't know where the bet is coming from, and it is especially likely that there won't be a bet for you to raise.