Home game 1/2 with about 560 effective vs. V1 (who I have covered) and few other mostly irrelevant short stacks between 100-200 .

9 handed loose game: V1 loose pre but straightforward post flop, underbluffs and stacks off w the nuts this deep.

Hero has 6h6s UTG+1, raises to 10 (my standard)

Five callers including V1 in big blind. SB folds.

Pot is 60- Flop Ac6c5h

I figure someone has an A minimum, so bet large 45 for value. Button and BB call.

Pot 195: Turn is 4d

I bet 100, both players call, button is effective all in with ~$25 behind

Pot 495: River is J, no flush

V1 (BB) lead jams for his remaining ~405.

Hero...

This is not standard for this player for table. I suspect he had 55 or 78 all the time, and...

Call me a nit, but I Muck...


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Snap call. You literally only lose to 78 and worse sets +2p + missed fd can spazz jam here

This is a very standard call. Normally I wouldn't go so big on the flop this multiway, but the way the game seems to be playing, it's fine. I can get behind a bigger turn bet, with the flop bet as played.

One note though, in a game this loose, I do not recommend opening 66 from EP.

Easy call. Sure, you could be losing to 87, but V could have AJ or A6 suited or 55 or a missed flush draw.

Most Vs would raise the turn with 87, to make flush draws and sets pay dearly to see the last card.

Ecstatic call

You’re at the top of your range here, like your hand is the same as having a set of aces...better if anything since holding AA blocks more two pair hands. I hero fold with the best of them but I can’t fold this without major reads.

Edit

Also seems to me that villain is going to put you on AK a lot of the time so his value range only needs to beat one pair.

I would have gone bigger on the turn. Amazing if V just called turn w/ a straight, but I guess he figured he could lure you in on river. That said, I still call.