Set on multi-way flop, a bet + multi-calls

Raise to 220 against 3 people (size of the pot).

ye,s raising bigger is the best play in my opinion, chances are someone is going to call you, because it's multiway.

I even wouldn't mind shoving, depending on buyin of the tournament. You will probably get a call in a 4way pot in the very micro buyin tourneys. :-)

Thanx for the help, much appreciated.

I even wouldn't mind shoving, depending on buyin of the tournament. You will probably get a call in a 4way pot in the very micro buyin tourneys.

I thought about as well, given the pot size is worthy (25% of my stack) but i found the board pretty safe for that.
If the board had an ace i would consider that as well
I know what you mean, however i don't have enough stats about the players but against stations i so like a nice, big raise

I would still make a normal raise on the flop on a dry board like this. I think you can even consider making it around 300 in total against so many fishy players and then you can shove the turn easily.

Cheers,
SDK1987

We should raise to such an amount that 1 call would give us a nice turn shove. It's called betsizing planning.
Obv we want to gii here asap, but shoving on the flop could easily scare of weaker Jx's, even strong 9x. So raise >>>> shove almost always.

Raise to around 270 would leave us with 680. With 1 caller the pot would be 740. Fine.

Originally posted by Okkernootje
We should raise to such an amount that 1 call would give us a nice turn shove. It's called betsizing planning.
Obv we want to gii here asap, but shoving on the flop could easily scare of weaker Jx's, even strong 9x. So raise >>>> shove almost always.

Raise to around 270 would leave us with 680. With 1 caller the pot would be 740. Fine.

Thanx for the explanation, nice insight
I suppose any bet from 220-270 range (like 90% to 110% of pot) is acceptable since it nicely bloats the pot and any future bet pot-commits us and that's the clue.