Single raised pot, mulitway top 2

Fold and not close.

Don't donk this hand, you hate all the turns. With bdfd/fd/fd blockers maybe.

Why would donking incentivize weaker hands to bluff you? If anything it would do the opposite. There's no easy way to play a hand like this - if you check you're at the mercy of two players who will realize their equity and there's so many bad turns/rivers. The point of donking would be to potentially fold weak draws, avoiding the flop checking through, protecting our equity, and avoid getting bluffed as often. If your opponents are tough you're going to get abused check/calling here.

When you bloat the pot you will incentivise weaker hands to bluff you out on later streets, the exact kinds of hands that often would just check it down in a smaller pot. This is why it’s bad to bloat pots with mediocre hands that would realise their showdown value more easily in a small pot.

Donking these kinds of hands can give the illusion that it’s a good strat because you will win the pot more often. But you will also lose larger pots and in the whole it’s worse ev than checking and playing a smaller hand.

There's no way to not get "abused" with this hand, it's a marginal holding multiway with few nut outs OOP. It gets much worse in a bigger pot.

It's not like you have tons of equity on the flop.

So I looked at some 5card 3w solutions.

This kind of hand likes to lead with fd blocker and bdfd interaction. It just gives you that extra FE and playability on turns.

Without fd blocker/bdfd always checking.

The more we are in position the better it becomes to bet this kind of hand. The more OOP we are the more we need extra blockers and playability to lead.

Does it lead from the SB too? Intuitively, I think this board does not interact greatly with our SB cold calling range.

I would be interested too, if somewhat could run that.My guess would be that it is a call as well as T886ds, and T866ds becomes a fold. I think it almost never 3bets.
Weirdly enough, I have a feeling that on the button, it might actually be a fold since we have two 3bet-happy spots behind and it plays bad in a 3bet pot.
Just my guess.

3b from the sb is spewy, ds midpairs/rundowns almost always just flat and see a flop. Your hand is not that strong and 3betting just bloats the pot without any upside. You’ll always flop mediocre pairs and shitty draws and end up getting it in dominated.

I haven’t ran any sb multi-way single raised pot as it happens quite infrequently and it’s principles can be derived from looking at hu SRP v btn and bb 3 way spots.

I’m guessing you’re right, the sb range wouldn’t interact strongly enough to justify leading this hand if it’s not leading it from the bb. Turn playability in larger pot is key here for which we need a fd blocker and/or bdfd.

Can you tell me, which solver you use? Thinking about getting one, I think it would be really helpful in preflop spots like these...

For example, I used to play that type of hand all the time when otb and just facing an open, but in tougher games I lately just folded it. Getting squeezed and having to play a 3bet pot 100bb+ deep really sucks with this hand imo. Also, I think if we are UTG+1 and call an open from UTG with this hand it feels like a pretty big punt. Figuering out, where exactly the line is would be helpful I think.