1-2 300 cap 9-handed 190 eff hero SB Ah Js
3 limps to me in SB, I raise to 15, LJ, HJ call

Flop (45) [Qs Jc Xs]
I don't remember the 3rd card exactly but was a mid spade (I think 5-8). Hero bets out 20, LJ calls, HJ Folds.

Turn (85) [Qs Jc Xs Qc]
OOP, should I be checking this? I bet 45 since its less likely he has a Queen and 2 flush draws on board. LJ calls.

River () [Qs Jc Xs Qc Jd]
This is the part I think I really misplayed and should be checking. Hero shoves for 110eff. LJ calls shows Qx.

If I check and V shoves, should I be folding you think?

Any feedback is helpful. Thanks

sorry i play the whole hand different

pf too small. id either make it $25 or just complete. making it $15 is the worst option it just bloats the pot with hand you dont want to bloat with.

flop is check vs two players. if you bet id bet very small like 1/4 pot.

turn is definitely a check what worse hands call this bet? betting the same amt here is also very transparent. anyone decent is going to call this bet with Qx and raise it with a draw to make you fold.

river is a check and see. probably fold vs all AI.

ok ty for input

Preflop fine. Flop should be a check; you have a middling strength hand multiway OOP. A limp-call range has absolutely loads of Qx and if you bet flop you really should check turn. As played what are you trying to achieve with a river shove? He might bluffcatch you with Jx but are you hoping to get called by 88? You'd have to have LJ marked as a gargantuan whale to assume that. It's rather overplayed throughout the hand tbh

Preflop depends on what size gets folds. Though if you have to go much more then $15 then flat calling is better. Stacks are not deep enough to put a lot in preflop OOP with AJo.
On the flop $20 is a bit of an awkward size, it is bigger then a range bet needs to be but isn't big enough to put any pressure on a made hand or draw. Flop bet is OK but you should also have check/calls with 2nd pair against 2 opponents.
On the turn you need to consider how much you want to invest. If you bet the flop then check turn, if you checked flop then a small probing bet on turn would be OK.
Either way, on the river you need to check. With a double paired board what worse hands call a bet? Missed draws and lower pairs just give up and there should be no AA/KK in play. The only hand you might get a call from is a lower boat from somebody that had XX. What better hands folds? None, ever. There just isn't any way for a bet to be +EV. You need to check and consider giving up to a bet. If opponent chases enough flush draws and makes stupid bluffs possibly a bluff catching call but it's a bad board for bluffing.

What calls you there when you bet out? A chop or someone that has you beat. Check, they shove, then you can try to make a read on them. I'd fold a lot of the time. Depends on the player. Typically though, if someone wants to bluff into that and get me off of a hand, good on them. Good bluff.

The other issue here is your 190 effetctive. Playing short stacked like that, you really get drawn into bad situations.