both villains are unknown:

Preflop: Hero is MP with A of clubs A of diamonds
UTG folds, Hero raises to 150, CO folds, BTN calls 150, SB folds, BB calls 90

Flop: (522) Q of clubs 9 of hearts 9 of diamonds (3 players)
BB checks, Hero bets 348, BTN calls 348, BB folds

Turn: (1,218) 8 of spades (2 players)
Hero bets 609, BTN calls 609

River: (2,436) 8 of hearts (2 players)
Hero bets 1,624, BTN raises to 6,728 and is all-in, Hero? (Hero has about 3200 left)


sorry don't know what's wrong with the converter today, advices appreciated for all streets

BTN didn't 3b pre, so you can eliminate KK/QQ and probably AQ/JJ too. So when he calls on that flop after you CB into 2 players, I'd put his range at hands like KQ/QJ/QT, 9x, JT, and maybe TT/88. Can't really see anything else calling the flop.

Turn card completes the JT straight and nails 88 to go along with 9x that beats you. You still beat KQ/QJ/QT and he'll probably call another bet with those, and maybe TT as well. So value is getting thinner. This isn't a very drawy board for his range (the only cards bad for you at this point are J/T) so I'd probably opt to check the turn.

As played I don't see how you could call the river shove. He's not doing that with anything you beat and hes basically turning over his monster.

Starting with AA doesn't entitle you to win every pot.

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