acr 0.01/0.02 nl plo 08 6 maxs

23102 utg+1 limp around
so 0.10 in pot
flop is a59
I bet 0.06 sb bet 0.12 dealer with 2 more callers I call
turn is 7 I check sb check bb bets 0.37 1 fold I call & sb calls

river is 4 I shove and get 0.50

sb show 2349

bb show 2369

please help how bad did play this

Something is wrong with your hand history as sb is first to act after the flop/turn/river. I don't understand how you're betting/checking/shoving first.

You do have blockers to the nut low since you have two 2s, but at best I'm expecting to split the pot here because of the bb's turn bet. With less than 1/3 of the pot behind you, you're not folding to any bet with the nut low anyway, so might as well shove I guess.

Pre-flop very bad, otherwise fine.

Yes its a bad shove. You have allowed the villains to see all the cards and make their decisions. No pressure on them. Why not shove on the turn ?
Can you get them to fold ? Well they must be worried about being quartered as well.
Maybe it ends the same way but on other occasions you could scoop.

Something is amiss in your reporting, but no big deal.

You split low with sb and bb, both of whom also have a wheel (five high straight).
bb wins high with a seven high straight.

So of the fresh money that goes into the pot on the last betting round, you win one eighth, sb wins one eighth, and bb wins 3/4.

In order to break even on the money you put into the pot on the last betting round, you'd need seven opponents, each matching the amount you put into the pot.

But although it's not perfectly clear to me how many opponents you had, it was clearly less than seven.

Therefore, as it turns out, it would have been better if you had not shoved on the last betting round.

However, since I don't see how you could have know you were only going to win one eighth of what went into the pot on the last betting round, I wouldn't call your bet a "bad shove" (although it certainly turned out badly for you).

Buzz

I would have check-called after your flush missed on the river. You would be, and were as it turns out, in bad shape against somebody with a 2-3-6-X hand. In fact, based on what the 2 guys behind you did, if you felt that one of them had your hand plus a 6, a check-fold would not be unreasonable.

He didn't miss a flush on the river. I'm not sure what this means

but I assumed it meant he had $0.50 left and shoved it, so after the shove the main pot is $3.19. If he folds instead of shoves, he's left with $0.50. If he assumes that he's getting quartered if he shoves, he's left with $0.80. As it was, even getting 1/6th leaves him with $0.54. No way I can fold the river after hitting my wheel with that little left in my stack. And probably wouldn't even fold the turn since I had blockers to the nut low.

Agree with Mike that shoving the turn is probably the best play as long as you're planning on calling any turn bet.

Sorry I got 0.50 out of the pot . the flush was not there quartered is what I should take away from this or shove turn

Oops. Misread.

so on more all in $3 sng on acr down to heads up
hero in bb Ac 2d 4d kh all in pre
villains hand is jh 2c jc 5d

flop
9c Qs 7h
turn
10 d
river
9c
?
may question is am I wrong for shoving with this hand ?

Its a coinflip, and im pretty sure u are 54% Favo.

pretty bad postflop, preflop it ok i guess

Interesting

I'm surprised OP got as many responses as he did given that the hand history he posted doesn't make any sense.

omybike just being funny/trolling. Nobody decent would think limping 223T utg+1 is "ok".

Ya I had assumed so. I was wondering if he was trolling you specifically by putting the exact opposite of what you put.

i was not trolling, i just tought OP could see the cards of the other players. Because it look that he made this hh himself.

I'm c/c the whole way down expecting to get quartered