Tuesday night 1/3, hero is new to the table and essentially readless. Main V in the hand is MABG, stack ~200. Hero covers.

PF: 4 limps to hero in HJ, hero raise to $20 with Ad Th, main V on button calls, three limpers call, 5 ways to flop.

Flop ($105): 9c Tc 2h, x x x, hero bets $65, button V calls, rest fold.

Turn ($235): 6s, hero shoves ~$115 effective.

Standard or spewy or otherwise? Thanks.

Bigger raise pre - $25-30.

As played looks standard enough to me. TPTK and plenty of draws still in vs range here.

I just overlimp preflop. We're going to have a very difficult time thinning the field without putting in a lol huge percentage of our stack, and otherwise when we do put in a lol huge percentage of our stack we often limit a lot of the calling hands to dominating hands (whereas overlimping at least keeps in dominated ones). If you're not incredibly comfortable in very multiway pots / those behind us are aggro/difficult, a preflop fold is actually fine too. Preflop result should be expected in a lotta games and it sucks balls (imo).

So now we're in a lol < 2 SPR pot, board is super drawy, and we've just got TP against eleventeen opponents having offered everyone great okish IO of 14+:1. I think everything we do here sucks. Shoving sucks, but I probably lean to that.

As played, nothing else we can do on the turn with just a 1/2 PSB left (which is why I woulda shoved the flop due to perhaps even still feeling committed with some scarier cards of which there are a bunch).

Gputyourselfinagoodspotpreflop,imoG

Standard. Pre is good -- ATo is raise or fold pre. Size is fine (unless you knew you'd get four callers). Rest is fine/good for 75bb. If he got lucky with 78 or some other random hand, so be it.

I would size 25 minimum preflop otherwise nice hand well played

I don't like raising a marginal hand preflop like this without a decent read on the table. I think this is a standard play if you have reads that nobody limps monsters, they are just too wide VPIP and the sb/bb are relatively unskilled. I would not sit down cold/read-less and do this. Too many things have to go right for you here post-flop.

AP: bet more on flop with only BTN behind us and everyone still drawing obviously. Turn is standard I think.

I am somewhat surprised by some of the posts here. AT in this position is a mandatory raise in my books - this is a top hand and we will likely have position on the action. In no way is this marginal imo - we are ahead of the limping ranges with a value hand.

Raise a proper amount, get it heads up, cbet and profit.

ATo is an incredibly marginal hand (it's just one pip above the basically unplayable A9o), and in the HJ we still have half the table to react preflop.

Gmeh,imoG

results, V snaps w/JJ, nh. I discounted most overpairs due to flats preflop and on flop, though JJ is most plausible.

I have a hard time getting behind overlimping pre as some here advocate. I think a fold or raise is fine and I think those saying to go a little bigger are right.

After the hand I was questioning if he has enough worse in his range after calling flop to call he turn shove with worse, but I think now that he does.

Thanks everyone.

nh ul and wp overall.