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[QUOTE="vinnie, post: 2122624, member: 95995"]
These flops are still very good.  If someone's playing hands like 9-3 and 7-4, they have a huge range.  It makes hitting any flop strongly very hard.  How much money will 7-4 be willing to put in on these boards if the turn and river come J-K?  I would be more willing to fire a lot of turn cards against those players.  They are playing like 70% of their hands if they have those specific hands in their range.  They'll be folding the turn, when a big card comes, way more than 50% of the time.  I would also shove a lot of good rivers against these players (very board dependent) when they call the turn but I get the sense that they're weak.  Passive play doesn't properly punish these players for playing so wide. Make it expensive for them to play so many hands and call too often.

I have a feeling you aren't going to get called as often as you think.  Maybe take a few notes about how often you bet the flop and then the turn (on dry boards) and see how often they fold.  It only feels like they're calling 80% of the time (unless your bets are silly small... keep them 1/2 pot to 3/4ths pot).

Also, if you're seeing the flop with three of these players, c-bet way less.  It's just too hard to fold them all.  Still, don't play passive against them.

One last thing, since you're going to be betting often when you are weak, you absolutely should never slow-play when you flop huge.
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