I have a stack of 1500, other 2 players are around 1100 and 750.

Early position limp, middle position limp, I open to 25 on the button with Ac5c. They both call.

Flop comes Kh7c8c. They both check I bet 55 they both call.

Turn is 9h. Early position checks. Middle position bets 100, I call. Early position jams all in. Middle position jams all in. Me?

Seems like a math problem.

Assume 1 has a straight and one has a flush draw.
Then assume one has a set and the other has a flush draw.
Finally assume one has a straight and the other has a set.

Then see if you're getting the right odds. My instinct says no.

Pot sizes and remaining effectives would make responses easier. I suspect they'll also answer your question for you.

I think you're behind. If you have the odds to bink, call. If not, fold. I wouldn't count either an A or a 6 as an out.

Nothing you can do but fold here.

Fold. Flop sizing too big, and you should check back the flop sometimes too. I probably bet flop 70% of the time and check 30%. Kinda depends on how aggro the other players are.

Ok thanks for the input fellas. I typically am applying max pressure with this hand drawing to the nuts and triple barreling, especially when most of the tables where I play are loose passive and looking for a reason to fold to big bets. The limp limp call call are mostly small pocket pairs and suited connectors so a check back on the flop here is a good idea. The 2 in question were unknown I’ve never played with them before and this was literally the 2nd hand since I sat down at the table. I thought possibly some of my club outs were no good making full houses for villains so I folded and River was 10 of clubs. Middle position won with 56 for the straight against early position K9 two pair.