Good afternoon,

6 handed live 1/2 plo,
start with about 1.7k
i open early akt7ss for 10.

My loosest open this session. game was loose but things slowed down and tightened up for a little bit.

flatted around and most competent player at the table raises 35 out of the blind, called around 4 ways.

Flop K T rag. no bdfd.

villain cbs and pots 140, he started with a dime or so, i repot, hes all in 840 effective, i call.

i read his cb for aa or aak, maybe aa with a fd, sometimes some sort of semi wrap with a king in the rundown. im not sure how light he would cbet pot here but its never a bluff. sometimes he will have me crushed with kings or a kqjt. I felt strongly he might want to get aces in against a variety of draws as the game is breaking soon and he's stuck. I also think he can lay down aa if he reads me for kk which is what i will have here most of the time along with good wraps and flushdraws and both. I have no back up and I want to fold out weakness behind me.

Is this standard? is the loose open to blame - the butterfly wings that cause the tsunami, or is there a case for slowing down on the flop bc hands that have me crushed like kk, kqjt even without fds are too commonly found in his range?

thank you

The absolute worse hand most competent player at the table should be putting in in 400bb more with is aa, clubs and gutshot

once you start mixing in kk, tt, wraps and KT hand with redraws hero might barely have enough equity to call one-PSB but not to raise

similarly, you might have overestimated the chance of having any FE on this texture, bfing against so many possible draws and wraps in a 4-way pot can be pretty unprofitable

not to mention main villain's range, one of the other 2 players in the hand could also have you crushed

pretty standard fold at this depth imo