Flop Decision, Live 1-2 NL max 200 buy in.

[disciple]

10 players 1-2 NL
Me $300
MP2 $150 (huge calling station)
MP3 $170 (calling station)
CO $220 (sunglasses guy, seems to be playing tight)
I limp black 5 utg, I limp. MP2 limp. MP3 limp. CO raises to 20. I call and so does MP2 and MP3.

Flop comes 3s4h5h. Pot is about $80. I have top set on a very drawy board. What's my move here?

[Big_Jim]

Open push.

EDIT: They'll put you on a draw/weak overpair a LOT. Besides, they're calling stations, they'll call with all sorts of crap.

Betting pot is fine, too, but I don't think it sells the idea that your'e drawing, as well. I don't like checking here, at all, given your position/relative position. It's gonna get checked through too often, on this slightly scary board.

[cmac99]

Yeah, you really need to bet hard here.. there's a good chance your going to be able to trap someone who's either playing an overpair, a lower set, possibly a pair with a str8 draw or someone on a flush draw. Even if someone flopped a straight you still have 7 outs to a better hand and maybe 10 after the turn.
Pushing seems better than a pot sized bet because your no doubt going to get at least one person to call your all in (or you win the pot right there) but a pot sized bet may give all 3 people enough implied odds to stay in and make a better hand on the turn or river.

[w33ktight]

bet pot.

you get raised, obv. go all in.

[psuasskicker]

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Open push.

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[NT!]

Quickly throw out 75 and try to look nervous. Hopefully get the money in.

NT

[disciple]

Thanks for the responses, in the real hand, I betted 65 and they all fold. I just wanted to know if that was the right amount to bet.