HERO/BB(500) young aggro image, bluff shoved river against V for 100bbs few orbits ago.

V/CO(3k) older asian guy with weird hat opens alot and overvalues hands HU

Loose passive limps
Super Tight limps
V 25
HERO calls BB KJ

LP calls
ST calls

4way
FLOP(100) KQ3

HERO?

Thoughts on leading out?

I can get called by worse hands from LP and ST by way of flush draw or SD, LP may call worse Ks.

I think the ST raises AK/KQ and I don't think the PFR will Cbet air multiway here.

Need more info on this. Did you show? Did you lose? Both? These elements will greatly effect your image.

Fold pre. This is only close because it's almost certain to get at least one other caller, but OOP this hand is just asking for trouble in a raised pot.

AP, I could b/f here and be happy to make enough to make up for the -EV of the PF call, but given V description and the fact that we have a nit in the hand, I prefer c/eval. If it checks to V and he c-bets, I'd let him have rope and just c/c. If either of the other two makes a decent sized bet, I'm out.

How comfortable are you facing a raise if you lead here? It seems to me there are lots of semi bluffs that we're gong to have to muck against otf.

My play I think would be to check and let the raiser cbet. We can take over the betting ott or river if we decide to; however I would be very cautious while the ST is still in the pot. Chances are that if we become involved and the pot is 3 ways that he probably is not folding unless the board changes and the third player will often have draws that hit when that happens. Not a great spot imo.

I don't think this is too results oriented at this point so I'm add that I would often 3bet pre here to get Hu w the raiser. I think we're ahead of his range and at 100bb I think there's lots of good opportunities against him to get it in good w most top pairs and strong draws Hu.

For your sake, I really hope you didn't show the bluff. The last thing you want is a gambly Asian with a deep stack looking to outplay you every hand because you tilted him.

Also, you'll lose your FE with the table, so when your in awakward spots such as this hand, expect opponents to raise you on the flop, and now your forced to fold your hand that is likely ahead because players think you are FOS.