Live 1/2 300 Max Buy In

This is the first time Ive posted so please point out any suggestions to my posting style etc.

Heres the scene, Ive been here less than an hour and have won a few big pots, so i look very very LAGgy to a point of a thief. My stack is at 950 and one player covers me (V1). Im just getting settled in for a nice session when i get an emergency call and have to leave, so i rack my chips to go and Im dealt the following hand:

Hero in cutoff
V1 Middle 2
9 man table

I look down at A6o and plan to fold and be on my way, however UTG makes it 15 to go and there are 7 callers before me on the CU so i decided to see a flop.

A66r Pot ~120

UTG C-Bet 50, Folds to V1 who calls and HJ also calls, now with the board so dry I thought about an overbet, but didnt want anyone to fold really, so I min raise to keep all 3 villians in the pot. UTG calls and V1 calls HJ folds.

Turn 6r Pot~370

Checks around to me, so i bet 300 UTG folds V1 Shoves. My questions are what do you guys think of the way it was played, what would you, or what should i be thinking about here and and suggestions on other lines.

This is my first post and I consider myself an average wining Live player around 12 dollars and hour over 2000 hours at 1/2 or 1/3

Also im in vegas looking to meet other locals to talk and discuss hands in person so feel free to reach out I need some friends in teh poker community as I have none.

So you have quads and are wondering if you should call?

I would call in this spot.

OOPs typo 8 on the turn

Sorry for the typo guys, first post.... The Turn is an 8 full rainbow

Lol ... I think he's asking about the line in general. I think i am flatting the flop.

Fold preflop. Call flop as played. Call turn as played.

V1 called 15 M2 and is unlikely to have AA but might have 88.

On flop, he calls a bet and raise cold. Could be AA but not given preflop action.
88 would fold this turn IMO.

Since these 2 hands (AA and 88) are unlikely given his preflop and flop actions, you have what I consider the effect nuts given his capped range. I would give him a range of 65/67/68/69.

As played, call off 100% of the time.

You could have just called on the flop as well, but with how deep the stacks are I prefer a raise.
I would have raised bigger on the flop. 2.5-4x depending on table dynamics. Live poker, people do not like folding and the likelihood that someone has a 6 and drawing dead is high.

Whats the reasoning behind a fold preflop with 7 in before me and im in position i feel like any 2 cards will be safe to call. The other option i had was to raise and isolate, but for the same reasoning i thing is needed in order to find a fold, i used to make a call. Its too weak all by itself, but a good flop can really help

So i like the idea of a bigger raise oni the flop, i didnt want to fold out any BDFD type holdings and as you said, live players like to call and i can easily see this lineup calling 3x or so

Everyone on this damn forum says fold pre.

I've give him that A6o is not as good of a multi way post flop hand as a 56s-89s or pockey pair to set mine.

Fine but by min raising you turned you hand mostly face up.

That's another reason I like a big raise. People can see it as a squeeze.

I know that in my games, I'm know for and love bombing a pre or post flop with a bunch of players in the hand. Even if you are a 2-1 dog, with all the dead money it evens out and situations where I'm a huge favorite, I don't get as much credit and they still call.

Don't give your opponents information by playing so obviously. Make them hate you for not knowing what you have.

Haven’t played a nice 12 handed game in a while.

Sorry I had to do it since no one else has yet.

What everyone else said really. Fold pre. Call flop. Call turn.

good christmas

I really like the strategy, I like to "keep em guessing" But by playing that way dont you end up with the worst end of it too often?? How often are you betting really big ( pot size or better) with 4 or 5th best?