JJ in multiway pot

Against a reg I would need more information and see how often he gives up OTT/Fold to Flop Raise. A reg may squeeze here with a wide range of hands.
As played, I'd call 1 street and evaluate.

Here we have the perfect squeeze situation. CO is the fish everyone waits to sit at the table.
The BU will squeeze wide, trying to isolate the fish. I may 4b.
As played preflop, I will lead flop.

I might 4bet this. As played OTF I think we can lead.

Most definitely I would 4bet against a positional 3bet to get it heads up.

However, I would chicken out to a 5bet

Do we really want to get it in vs. a jam? Or what would be the point in 4betting?

We do not want a mw pot plus we fold villains bluff squeeze range.

Are you guys leading this flop against two for real? I dont get it, do you lead for value or as a bluff? Do you expect the reg to call with a weaker hand ?

The fish is so short that if BU is a thinking player he wouldn't squeeze wide at all. Then he cbets although he knows he does not have much of a fold equity, especially with CO in the hand.

For me, this is an easy fold flop and i can even consider a fold preflop OOP.

I'm leading here for real. When we are multiway and planning to check-call, we should lead ourselves instead. It has huge fold equity and by doing so we might prevent villain from bluffing and buy us one free card. With our hand we can definitely call once postflop.

We lead here as we do not want the flop to be checked and 2 villains to get a free card. There are higher cards that we do not want to see.