Playing 1/2 10 handed

Already in about 3 hrs, table is good, lots of all-ins, reraises, and quite deep i can say - players have between 400 - 800.

Almost everyone’s attention on the table is at the very previous hand when there was a triple all-in, chatting, analyzing etc, when I’m UTG and decided to be a bit tricky limping with AA. Unexpectedly almost everyone just flats(!) and we go to the flop with 7 opponents.

V1 (450) is a tricky player, i have some short history with him, when he bluffed me the other day on the river and showed me. he knows the game..
V2 (500) chases all sort of draws.


flop (16€):
Q107o
I check, V2 bets 11, V1 calls, I raise to 31. both call

turn (109€):
5x
We all check

river (109€):
7x

Hero options:
a) since draws missed, can lead and value bet, if there’s any?
b) check-call
c) check-fold

I'll quite often limp-reraise from early position, but I don't like to do it this deep (200-400 BB). If we're going to do it, the point is to get in a huge chunk of our stack to make up for the fact that we're turning our hand somewhat face up. Here, we're deep enough that even if someone opens (say to $10-12) and we raise large (say $50-60 depending on their open size), we've still only gotten in like 10% of our stack, and now everyone knows what we have.

Don’t limp pre. Bet turn.

This pot is way too small and it started with preflop. Seems likely one of these guys has a Queen and we could’ve won a pretty nice pot had we just played it normally


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Next time, don't be tricky.

As played, make a PSB and hope someone decides to look you up.

To everyone that suggests I shouldn't limp with AA - I know - but sometimes you choose to do things in a different way. At this very spot, I took a different line, and that's the reason I asked for feedback in the first place.. anyway, thanks for your inputs..

Lead flop for value. If X/R, much larger OOP vs. 2 players.

Turn - max value bet for value. Opponents likely not folding QX/KJ/98.