It is pretty easy to know which type of hands to raise on the flop.  To pick the best hands at the proper frequency however is a little more tricky.  It doesn't seem to be all about raising your best folding hands that have equity.  I also see good players raising draws they could call the flop with as well.

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There is a list of things to consider besides equity:

- If I raise certain hands as a bluff, some turn cards may leave my calling range vulnerable.

- At the same time, but a smaller effect, raising range should be balanced to where your value + bluff raising range isn't vulnerable on most turn cards.

- I'm raising as a bluff more than 50% of the time, so it would be good to have some bluff raising hands that can defend vs a reraise.

- Raising bluff with equity is equal to less of a bluff.  For example if you raise 10 hands with 20% equity, it would count more like 8 bluffs.

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For example, on a flop of 974 rainbow, you defend the bb vs a co open.  The following work as bluff hands:

KJs, KTs, QJs, QTs, JTs, JTo, J8s, 86s, 65s.  How would you guys rank these?  Some of these hands definitely work as a call as well.