[Carlson411]

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I struggle when 6 continue to see flops and I don't hit. With that many seeing the flop a c-bet is useless. Any advice is appreciated

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These are the world's easiest hands to play. Fold.

[/ QUOTE ] It depends on the person, position and so forth. A lot of players just try for top pair. I lot of people turned down Axx. If 6 or more are hitting the flop you better have a good hand and bet a strong bet on flop or turn and follow up on river.

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Are we talking about the same sort of hands (i.e. where you "don't hit the flop")?

Three-barrel bluffing into six people is a great way to lose at 1/2 NL. These hands just aren't worth contesting when there are so many other spots to make easy money.

[/ QUOTE ] I wouldn't suggest bluffing with 6 or more people at a NL game especially live. I said good cards above. You'll get called and people also look at the pot and count how much is in the pot and will probably ride you out to the river. 6 or more you have to have a solid draw or at least a strong pair with a follow up bet.