I limped behind and then called a raise (about 4:1) with relative position on three opponents. And hit a lovely flop.
I was then first to act and checked, with my plan being to shove on the flop after the original raiser c-bets and (hopefully) someone else calls. But the action was a bit unexpected -


The original raiser bet really small, and then the button put it in a small raise.

So my question - is it still best to shove here, and possibly get two quick folds?
(I don't think it's a good idea to just call, because of the great odds I'd be giving to a flush draw which could beat me)

Stats on the CO and BTN? It's a sick enough spot but unless they are not usually aggressive in MW pots I'm prob shipping this now. you are getting called by AcK, weirdly played AcA and any set, and picking up some nice dead money when they fold

get it in. We don't play a hand that makes a ten-high flush and then fold worrying about higher flushes.

Ship it. BTN would play sets like this and Pair+NFD.

Our equity is pretty solid.

raise or fold pre

Yep hate pre.

Now just get it in and hope BTN has a set.

I'm going to try applying REM in this situation. I've been reading about it and will use this opportunity to practice it, if you folks don't mind

Range

AcK, KK, AcA, 77, Ac7, AcQc, AcJc, QcQ, JcJ, QcJ, QJc, QJcc

Equity

Way behind of AJcc, AQcc, QJcc (3 combinations)

Way ahead* of KK, 77, AcK, Ac7, AcA, QcQ, JcJ, QcJ, QJc (3+3+3+3+3+3+3+4+4 = 29 combinations)

29 >> 3 => we are likely to be favorites.

Maximize

Haven't read this part in PNLHE yet :P However, we are certainly committed, especially considering that the SPR is below 2, so I say shove the rest of your stack (likely favorites, big pot).

*I gave villain 7 outs for each of these hands. For KK and 77, that's 1 out to quads, 6 outs to the board pairing the 2 or the other flop card. For AcA/AcK/Ac7 I just gave the villain the 7 remaining clubs as outs. "Way ahead" here translates to about 70% equity using 7 outs. Our equity goes down a bit (no lower than 60% I expect) if we consider things like runner KK/K7/K2/K2 for AcK, etc.

Decision

Re-raise all-in.

I think shipping is ok. CO looks like he block bet which means there's a decent chance he will call. BTN is likely trying to protect something.

But I also think you can make a good case for slowplaying. There are very few turn cards that could get you to fold (I'm thinking a club that is smaller than your 9). The call pot commits us, so even if the board pairs, we are still getting it in. If we call, our stack would be $36.75 on the turn. The pot would be $42.75 with a CO fold and $50.75 with a CO call.

Oh yeah sorry I forgot to include stats.
CO - 17/8/inf over 46 hands
Btn - 19/12/5.5 over 200 hands.
And mine are 28/15/3.5 for this session (not looking great I know).
I wasn't thinking of folding, just how to get max value from hands that I was beating. Thanks for replies.

Does anyone else think it would be a good play to call here then shove any non scary turn?
Regardless of results, I still think it would be best to just shove in this spot and hope for the best. I'm going to test that spoiler thingy now...

Calling is gross.

more I think about it, more I think flatting is the way to go to maximize value. Yeah, you risk a few scare cards, but you pretty much force your opponent to follow through with his TP hands which he can get away from if you shove.

What hands do we call with here? its only ever nuttish hands, that wont be lost on either player. Given pre flop action your hand is either a made flush or 22 or at a push 77 when you flat a bet and a raise.

draws

Shoving looks best here. Our equity is against his range. I'd expect kx with a club to call along with sets

exactly, definitely jamming this