Live 1/2 multiway OOP TPTK

[piggity]

I find that I have no idea how I'm supposed to play these hands. Should I be jamming this kind of flop with my TPTK and BDFD? How should I proceed on the turn?

EMP opens, four players coldcall (!), and I call with AdTh in the SB. BB calls. 7 players to the flop of

T87, two diamonds

I bet. (?)
There are 2-3 callers, followed by a raise, a fold and a coldcall.
I reraise. (?)
All call.

Turn offsuit 9.
Now what?

Any and all comments appreciated.
Thanks.

[PokerBob]

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Turn offsuit 9.
Now what?



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weep.

[piggity]

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Turn offsuit 9.
Now what?



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weep.

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I'll take that as a c/f. Okay, so this turn card was pretty bad. What if it were like a 2 or a 7? Should I keep betting into this ginormous field? What about the flop?

[Hass]

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Turn offsuit 9.
Now what?



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weep.

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Fold first, Weep second.

[KitCloudkicker]

i think a flop 3 bet is foolish on this board.

your equity changes too much depending on what the turn is.

[Fianchetto]

Not sure about preflop, ATs sure, but ATo is not the kind of hand I want OOP in a 6-way pot. Anyone else like a fold pre?

Turn is a horrible card for you, I think you can check fold.

[Crusher19]

i dont like the flop 3 bet. i would prefer i a turn raise on a safe card or a turn lead. When the 9 hits the turn it is an easy check fold.

[Man of Means]

Fold preflop usually. The exceptions might be: EMP is a loose raiser even in early position and/or he will raise the flop with overcards or an underpair if you donk into him...but even then with all those coldcallers, I don't like ATo in the SB.

BDFD is not a reason to jam the flop. Play as if you have just TPTK on a drawy board. Checking is a pretty good standard option for your first action and then you know how it goes: usually call an EP bet, raise a LP bet.

Turn sucks and it's even worse because the pot is overgrown.