I say lead the flop, but if anyone comes along I'm prob. giving up and trying to get to a cheap show down.

I'm not getting allin with an over-pair on that board in a four way pot.

AcidMind said:

Interesting sport btw. Say, we cbet and get raised, what we are going to do? Any reason for Qx/88 to raise here probably … We fold/flat and reevaluated next street/shove? We are deep, and in real game i tended to shove, but here (in theory ) i will think a lot about folding with my stack (am I nit?).

My thinking is that is a four way pot it is quite likely someone has a Q in their range….

If you c-bet the flop you will get some information, if you get flatted it really seems like a Q to me so I would try to check it down. Although this does leave you open to being bluffed off of the best hand. You could make the crying call on the river but I think it's wishful thinking in this spot.

It really depends on the opp. if you have seen him aggresively betting post flop on most occasions and now he is playing passively I tend to give him credit for a bigish hand.

Okai. We check flop, and others checks too. The turn hits. Why we should bet now to find where we are stand, if we dont do it on the flop? Any changes (except A on the turn, 4 way, A also in this range, this same as Q). If smbdy had Q, he still had it, and probably he just flats it on turn (bc looks like he is going to slowplay trips and play it passive, after he checks flop). We cant represent Q on the turn i think, bc we bet all Qx on the flop to extract value from weak pairs, which dont believe us on the flop. So may be better line is – check / call turn (to catch pure bluffs + some middle pairs turned to bluff with turm bet), check /fold river (until it's not river minbet, when we have great odds for call)? (sorry for my not best english, i should learn it better in high school )