New table 6 handed
Very first hand, everybody 100bb

2 limper, hero completes in sb with J7 , bb makes it 5€ lol, both limper call, hero calls.

Flop (20€) AT6
BB bets 10€, utg calls, btn folds, hero x/r to 42€, both call.

Turn (146€) AT6T
Hero checks, bb checks, utg bets 50€, hero and bb call.

River (296€) AT6TQ
Hero shoves 103€

J7s is trash.

We remember when we won with Jxs but repress the bad memories of our losses with the same range.

Once we play Jx we get what we deserve, one way or the other IMO.

IMO completing J7s is fine, as is calling a minraise closing the action.

Its the flop x/r I dont like. I dont like it against 2 opponents, and I think its too small to be effective. Go 60 or 70 if you really want to put them to the test.

OTT just fold. Yeah the price is good, but the board is paired, and with 2 calls otf you run the risk of being overflushed.

As played, on the river, sure why not. Your hand is face up but might still get called. You arent folding, this likely checks through, so you might as well jam to make sure you get max value.

I don't like most of this. It's not terrible but it's mostly pushing the edge of workable and at a table of unknowns there is no way to judge if it's the right situation or not.

Preflop with good reads I might call sometimes because of the odds but I want to know that BB isn't likely to raise and I want to know how to play a marginal hand post flop. When BB makes the small raise I want some idea of what sort of stupidity this is. Without that it's hard to tell how to play the hand post flop.

The flop demonstrates this exactly. The check/raise isn't terrible in abstract but you don't know how likely it is to work, what size is best or how to read ranges when you get called. This leaves you flying blind on the turn. Fold is probably best on the paired board given the action but it isn't clear.

On the river might as well shove. Your not folding and villains have to be a special kind of bad before there are more worse hands that will bet then worse hands that will call.