PT stats on first villian are only 30 hands deep, so no real reads. Loose, so far passive-ish, but the sample is too small. 2nd villian is also loose, but a little more agro and I have more hands on him.

[Td] UTG, raise to 16, next two call, BB donk calls.

Flop: [4d][4c] Pot 66. I check planning to CR. Villian 1 bets 1/2 pot 33, Villian 2 calls...donk folds, I pop to 106, both call - pretty quick too, no long thought.

Turn: [4d][4c][3h] Pot 384. Hero?!

Stacks: all full

check. if you weren't beat already the only draw that was there just hit.

2nd Question (for all to answer): If I check, am I done with the hand if anyone makes a real bet? I have 290 behind.

Check/fold - I can't really put them both on hands that you beat. I mean, they could turn up with 88 + 99, but that is unlikely. That 3 is a real bad card.

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IMO flop check is not a good play, I don't understand why would you want to CR in such a multiway. Pot control and making people fold their overcards is the first thinhg that I would try to make there, CR fails to make both.
May be you can explain your reasoning? I really don't understand and don't like this play.

Moreover the size of your CR is TOO small you just build the pot OOP, they are going to call with their whole range. (If Villian1 tried to steal with AK he is going to call your CR with it.)

Turn looks like a check-fold, but a real mistake is on flop.

One of the buggers has to have a 4. Probably the one who called and called again on the flop. Either that or he has 56. I'm done with the hand.