folding_aces_pre_yo said:

Since its a multi way pot , i'd go for a c/c and re-evaluate , i just don't think you're going to get called by worse , though u may get called by pairs lower then a Jack Also since its a multi way pot your opponents wiill be playing more straight forward. This is obv a flop you should be c-betting a lot of the time and if these guys are thinking players they should know that so when you check it don't nessercly give away the strength of your hand basically this flop could also hit your range pretty hard imo , you may decide to c/c here with the best candiates like QQ/KK/AA on such a dry flop,  so you may get a lot of check back by your opponents that have SDV and not so much bluffing. 

 

anyhow i'd call the flop raise as played and cry fold turn.

Your post is a little contradictory. You say this flop is really dry but it hits our range hard, i tend to disagree. Imo this board does not particularly hit our range that hard as you suggest (original poster did not give our position so this will change how it hits our range). Checking these kinds of boards does tend to give our hand strength away unless we are quite balanced and are checking some AQ, KQ, sets, KK and AA. I would be checking alot of my KQ and AQ on this board as there are not many bad turn cards for us and overcards to the Q make us a better hand whilst possibly giving villains some pairs/draws to their broadways.