Hey guys this is my first post here although i have read quite a bit of posts now on here. Here's the hand.

Hero(~108): Young, white, 19 year old dressed casually with a hoodie (it's actually cold..) and a snapback on, been there for about 2 hours. One guy has announced that i play tight, although i have really just been playing my position and playing it pretty well throughout the night. I'm down about 100 on the night after a guy just sucked out on me: Hand went as followed: Hero QQ four way pot, hero on button, preflop aggressor($68) flop j26 rainbow, bet half pot, min raised by v, two other fold, i call. ($138) turn 9 v leads for 100, hero all in, v calls remaining 68 dollars. river K, V shows KJ for rivered two pair. I show QQ in with a little bit of frustration. May look like im on tilt and this next hand happens two hands later.

V1(~300): 50's white Regular at this casino, played cash with me a couple times. Knows how to play his position but plays pretty loose. Mostly knows what he's doing although he does underbet the pot quite often. Eg: 10 dollars into a 70 dollar pot.

V2(~200): 40's hispanic, Bad recreational player, way overvalues his top pair and is relatively unaware of position. Bought back in for 200 after losing it to AK with AQ on a AK9,2,10 three diamond board. Chases draws for pretty much any price.


Hero is in mp and raises to 20 after 3 limpers with KK
V1 calls in HJ, V2 calls on Button, limpers fold.

Flop(66): AK7 rainbow. Hero?

With 88 dollars left what do I do?

I realize I played this hand kinda shortstacked. I was actually just about to leave before this hand came up. (Last orbit). I'll post what i did after some responses.

Call the shipping department and tell them to get it in

(sorry the other guy made his straight)

Say same bet

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It doesn't really matter, if they have an ace they're not folding. If they don't, it'd going to be hard to get anything out of them. I guess 15 or so might be a good size to get called by gutters and any piece

My guess is you're committed at this point with this hand. Maybe give a free turn card to see if the either A) bet/bluff or B) catch a little something to cause them to call your turn shove. But there is a gutter ball broadway draw and these type of opponents may call a smaller bet here and then the rest on the turn with their QT/QJ/JT hands. Lots of options. I'm using the line I think gets me the best chance of getting it AI, so it's Villain dependent.

Based on reads/history I bet $25 here in a hope to make it look like a PP that missed and still feels the need to c-bet, hoping Hispanic Rec calls with his gutshot/Ace/King and the reg either folds out or smells weakness and raises. Either way your getting it in now or on the turn.

If you bet $15, and plan on going all in on the turn if it's a 10, Jack, or a Queen, then you are not allowing players with QJ, Q10, or J10 to exploit you. They are getting 5-1 immediate odds on a 10.8-1 draw. They must be able to extract another 5.8*$15 on the turn, or $87, to call. It must actually be a bit better than that since they might hit the straight on the turn while you make a boat on the river.

but there will only be another $73 left...

If you bet $10, and plan on going all in on the turn if it's a 10, Jack, or a Queen, then you are allowing players with QJ, Q10, or J10 to exploit you. They are getting 5-1 immediate odds on a 10.8-1 draw. They must be able to extract another 5.8*$10 on the turn, or $58, to call. It must actually be a bit better than that since they might hit the straight on the turn while you make a boat on the river.

And there will be $78 left, so you are offering them the right price to try to suck out.

I'd bet $15.

Ok, so I bet 40 on the flop, V1 calls, V2 calls, Turn: 3d, giving two diamonds to the board. I then shoved, river came Qd, V2 shows A3d for rivered nut flush. I thought maybe a shove would have gotten him out and i left too little behind on the river after the fact.

sorry meant to say 9d on the turn

You played it fine. You got it in good and got unlucky. Reload.

Why on earth would you want him out? He had TPNK and a BDFD. He has 5% equity OTF and improves all the way 19 OTT. You wanna play against him all day and all night!

I don't care how many hands you have left, top off.

I would bet small, like $20 otf. We're giving Vs too much credit for having thoughts. 88-TT probably calls the $20 and then might feel too committed to fold for the remaining $65ish into a pot of $110ish. I know the case K is unlikely, but KQ and KJ also prob call the $20.

And with the idea of shoving any turn.