I welcome thoughts on all spots in this hand.

10-handed
EP ($1500)
EP+1 ($600)
MP/weak tight ($700)
MP+2/SLAG ($450)
Hero/CO (covers)

EP limps, EP+ 1 limps, MP (weak tight) makes it 40, MP+2 calls, hero calls in CO with 55, EP calls, EP+1 calls.

EP and EP+1 are huge fish and almost always calling here, never raising.

Flop ($200) 56A
check, check, MP bets $65, SLAG raises to $165, I cold call, 2 folds, MP calls.

Turn ($695) 56A6
SLAG shoves for $300, I reshove (~$450 more to MP).

1) When I call flop I plan on shipping non-heart turns, but does anyone dislike my first cold call? I don't have a great plan if MP ships over my cold call and I like my hand, but I didn't like not having a plan.

2) Better to just call the Turn shove with a plan of shoving most/all rivers? Results aside, I'm now thinking it would be.

Can you please read some of the formats by other posters before posting again?

I have tried to re-read the scenario about 3x and I am still confused by who is who.

So on the turn, MP must have checked and SLAG shoves for $300 and you re-shove over the top?

MP could easily be holding AA in this spot, and less likely with Ax since A is on the board, and you're cold calling a raise with initial aggressor behind, signaling a very strong and narrow range.

I guess K/K is still possible, but the shove on the turn is pretty bad since you're never going to be called by a weak-tight player with worse hand. If MP was a decent player, your shove might look like a rather weak isolation raise and induce a call, but clearly this is not the case.

I hate the shove on the turn.

yeah, format is confusing, but I think I understand enough to make a few observations.

First, pf is bad. Weak tight player raises to $40 and then another player calls it cold? Fold the 5s. It seems that you got lucky to get to the flop 5 handed, which gives you decent odds. BUT, at the time you called, youre getting ~2-1 on your call, which is no good unless you're sure you can stack one of these guys if you hit because there is going to be a Cbet 99% of the time and you've got to fold unless you his a set.
I'm folding 5s preflop for 20BBs.

EDIT: taking another look at stack sizes, if you are relatively sure that one or both EPers will call the 40, I suppose its not as bad, given IO. But, if one of them puts in a 3!, then you're screwed. Still pretty meh on PF, but not so bad I suppose.

On the flop, you've got to raise to lock out AxK Calling is bad since AxKh or KxKh may decide to come along and a on the turn is going to kill you. I'm prob shoving over SLAG. AA is def in W/T MP's range, but you cant really worry about that at that point....

Once you hit gin on the turn, I dont see a reason to lock out MP. Just stay with the cold calling and see if you can get MP to come along.

Yes I missed the MP turn opening check.

I don't understand what else you don't understand. I think you're right about the reshove being worse than just calling turn.

Yeah, I wasn't really worried about pf. I would say I was 90% sure both EP players would call, with a 9% chance one or both would fold and 1% chance of limp RR. This was a very fishy table, a 6-8bb raise would get called in 4 spots very frequently.

nh.(turn shove is 200 more according to initial stacksizes.if reshove is 450 more,it only folds out hands like AK with FD,then there is an arguement for flatting)

$450 is a lot in live games.

Sorry for the confusion, I believe MP (original raiser) had about $450 left in front of him to call my all in (I covered).

that's what i've meant.

I guess at the time I didn't think calling ~$450 to win ~$1450 was a lot, but I think perhaps you are correct and live players (mistakenly) think that it is. I don't play too often and this is something I was wondering about.