1/3 effective 260.
Utg limps. Hero BUT AAcs to 17. SB calls. Utg calls.
3 ways
(54) Flop Q98cch
X x hero bets 50. Call call
(204) Turn 4c
X x hero bets 190 all in.

Line check pls all villains are unknown hero is unknown

I am betting the turn for PROTECTION and as a THIN SEMIBLUFF

I typically go more preflop just so that I can more comfortably stack off postflop. If we go to $25 we offer IO of ~10:1 whereas going to $17 offered ~15:1; for just a mere $8 more preflop (that's going to make a major difference in calling frequency?) we reduce the IO against us by 50%. But that's the way I look at things.

SPR is 4.5 on the flop and board is drawy and we're committed (imo). I bomb the flop to setup a turn shove. $50 is okish but $65 is better, imo. Note that $50 leaves $193 back in a HU $154 pot, while $65 leaves $178 back in a $184 pot (much easier turn shove while also offering much poorer IO on the flop).

Ouch, both call and then this turn card? Gross spot on the turn. I think a lotta better hands might actually check this turn for fear one of the other guys has it. I might sigh check back and see what happens, especially since if we're ahead there are likely very few outs against us (since we have all clubs covered).

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You're a ton of V’s limp/call range. Can maybe try to blow them off 2p or straight(?) and get bailed out by a club if you’re wrong.

Yeah I had some of these thoughts. Idk it just feels like I should go all in there on the turn idk

I like it. It's not a great spot in general, but this seems like the best way to play it.

I don't follow the bolded … you have the Ac, right?

I'd bet smaller on the flop since you have the Ac, most of the time checking back turn to let one of the opponents stab river.