These hands were from a couple nights ago, so sorry I do not have detailed reads. Just looking for opinions on the lines I should take with theses hands

Hand #1

Hero utg $325 : solid tag image

Villain 1 mp2 $275 : decent tag image

Villain 2 co $135 : weak loose passive image

Villain 3 sb <$100 : weak tag image


Preflop $3
H opens to $10 AT
V1 call
V2 call
V3 call
BB fold

Flop $42 Q98
V3 check
H ?

should i b/c, b/r, or c/r?


Hand #2

Hero bb $375 : solid tag image

Villain 1 mp1 $250 : decent tag image

Villain 2 hj $325 : weak loose passive image


Preflop $3
V1 limp
V2 limp
Sb fold
H check K8

Flop $7 976
H ?

b/c, b/r, c/r?

hand 1 i dont like a c-bet since you're unlikely to fold out worse hands. c/r could be used against the SB to get him to fold his weaker Qx or mid-pairs. for everyone else, i'd prefer c/c. but it depends on which players have fold buttons and which do not.

hand 2 you have a monster draw so i dont hate leading for value since you're going to hit a hand thats top pair or better over 40% of the time.

#1 : Bet $25/3bet jam against V2&3 . B/c against #1 due to effective stack size.

#2 : Bet $7/call against both. Checking disallows you for an extra street of value if one of you 100 outs comes ott or river. Lots of players at this level will call but not bet without the absolute nuts, hence the bet OTT. If raised I might just call and reevaluate villains bet sizing on the turn. If it seems weak, I also don't mind a big raise for a lot of turn cards. These guys will raise top pair to see where they're at but proceed weaker with bet sizing when over cards etc come and they don't improve, you can get them to fold, and if not, you still have plenty of equity if they do something funky.

1) Check raise

2) Make a standard cbet around 3/4 the pot. Call a raise.

Check-raise on Hand 1 is naive especially since op has no reads. You can't assume people are going to bet even a medium strength Q here. Because of how much equity we have and we are UTG betting flop far outweighs checking and a possibility of no money getting in on the flop.

Same can be said for #2 since we are 1st to act.

There's 2 more behind him to act on hand 1. On a well connected board like that I think it'd be hard for any player not to want to bet at the pot. If it gets checked through that's a good thing - but a check raise can get more money in the pot against a weaker opponent when we have nutty draws and opponent probably gonna be super strong too if a diamond or high card come off but we'll prob have the best of it - and can fold out better hands that are beating us like pair of 9s or 8s or some str8 draws.