BTN: 162.9 BB
Hero (SB): 130.3 BB
BB: 120 BB
UTG: 111.4 BB
MP: 271.5 BB VP 21/PF 18/3b 9/F3B 83
CO: 120 BB VP 22/PF 17/3b 6/F3B 69

Hero posts SB 0.5 BB, BB posts BB 1 BB

Pre Flop: (pot: 1.5 BB) Hero has Kh Ks
fold, MP raises to 2.5 BB, CO calls 2.5 BB, BTN calls 2.5 BB, Hero raises to 15.5 BB, fold, MP calls 13 BB, CO calls 13 BB, fold

Pre: Standard squeeze, not much to say but I was surprised about the 2 callers. MP is pretty deep but he'll be playing our stack depths.

Flop : (50 BB, 3 players) Js 8h 6s
Hero bets 15.5 BB, MP calls 15.5 BB, CO calls 15.5 BB

Flop: I'm not a big fan of this board. This favors the callers' range who have more sets and draws than I do BUT we can argue I'll be 3betting wider here since there's more dead money in the pot preflop. We hold the Ks which blocks some of their flushdraws. It's multiway, I have the range advantage but not the nut advantage. The biggest problem with betting this flop is the SPR is low in a 3way pot. If both players call KK wouldn't look so great especially if one of them decides to rip it in. I feel like a smaller bet OTF or checking this holding the majority of the time might work

Turn : (96.5 BB, 3 players) 2c
Hero checks, MP checks, CO bets 24.1 BB, Hero folds

Turn: All together I think this was a dicey spot where I'm sandwiched between two players who have sets in their ranges. I decide to fold since I block their bluffs and unblock their value. Would we ever shove Turn here against two Regs?

I find multiway 3bet pots to be the most difficult to navigate. Let me know what you think! Thanks