PREFLOP: (Action starts on BTN straddle)

BTN($450): Live staddle $10
SB($475): Posts $2, Fold
BB($500): Posts $5, Fold
UTG($450): Calls $10
UTG+1:Fold
HERO($1,200): Calls $10--Ac5c8s9s
MP($1,100): Calls $10
HJ: Fold
CO: Fold
BTN: Raises to $25
UTG: Calls $15
Hero: Calls $15
MP: Calls $15

FLOP($107):Tc8d2c

UTG: Bets $60
HERO: Call $60
MP: Call $60
BTN: Raise to $200
UTG: Call $140
HERO: Bets $760
MP: Folds
BTN: Calls and is all-in
UTG: Calls and is all-in

Turn: 3c

River: 2h

Both players muck and I take it down

I have a solid, capable image. BTN is loose pre but I have seen him make a few call-folds, same with UTG.

Thoughts on this?

i guess from a GTO perspective this is a fold pre with so many players behind us, the 2gapper really hurts us here multiway. tbh i wouldnt fold this in very weak games aswell but this might be a losing play.

aside from that i think you played the hand fine and took the right spot to jam it in

I don't think the 2 gapper double suited to the Ace is a losing play at all, as long as we don't lose our minds. A raise pre from time to time would do your image some good, ip vs limpers.

A hand such as a985 ds could flop a 17-card wrap with the nut flush draw on a 762 flop, with 11 nut outs.

It's a marginally profitable VPIP. Obviously it's a fair bit worse than A789ds, but has the nice little footnote of the wheel draw. Everybody loves a wheel.

Solvers would probably say that 3betting has a .02bb higher EV than flatting, but solvers have never had to sit at a live fullring PLO table for hours in a stale, sweaty poker room with broken airconditioning.

If the players behind have a fold button, raising is probably best mainly to improve your postflop position. In aggro games I would limp along and look to 4bet if an active player raises behind you.

As played, I hate the flop 3bet. You have the option to see a turn card for an insane price, and nobody will fold by the time you jam, apart from the one player behind you whose $140 you really want to see in the middle.

The only reasons to jam here would be with a Jh fd and wrap, in the vain hope that someone may fold naked kings or queens with a clubdraw, or with a set to push equity and protect. If you had the nut wrap with clubs, you could also just flat to also keep all the other hands in.

Why are we forcing out MP and his flush draws? Not like he's going to rejam turn over BTN or UTG turn shove with a semi bluff