Not sure on the best way to post this or where but I wrote these notes on my flight on my iphone so forgive the format.

2/5 @ rio.
Hero-$1500
V1Button-$500
V2BB-$1200.
Image- aggressive, up $1k running over the table for a solid hour+ without many showdowns, button-newish player quiet tightish BB- younger Asian loosish. Table is pretty full of action, dynamic is pretty wild as a crippled wheelchair grinder just showed a massive bluff to take down $2k pot.

Button straddle for $10, SB calls, bb calls, folds to hero In MP with AA. I make it $40 to go. Folds to button who calls, SB calls, BB says "sorry I have to call" as he calls.

Flop is T77 rainbow. SB and BB checks hero checks. Button makes it $75. SB folds, BB calls hero calls. My read on button is Air or Some straight draw J. Not sure on BB with the smooth, could be floating the button or smoothing a T or 7. Wait for turn.

Pot is $385. Turn is J rainbow. BB checks, Hero checks, button makes it $100, BB calls, Hero calls. I now think button hit J or is continuing with Air bluff. BB now feels like a 7 getting value.
Now I might be leveling myself because I think about his preflop comment and think he puts me on AA/KK/QQ.

Pot is $685. River is blank 3. BB checks again, Hero Checks, button jams for remaining $285. BB takes a long time and calls. Hero does ????????

Getting 4:1 here but how often is BB flatting 3 streets with me behind with a T or J? I don't put BB on TT or JJ with preflop action and speech. I don't think my line was terrible I wanted to control the pot and pay minimum to a 7 and make the most from overs that hit a pair but maybe I'm way off. Button having only $500 and the Bb comment really affected my action.

I can't see many combos of a 7 from BTN, looks like TT or nothing (enough hands we beat), But I think you butchered this hand by not betting a super dry flop. Pre, I'm making it between 50-60 w/ already 2 callers and ppl behind us. As played the J is pretty bad turn for us against 2 people's perceived range when we won't like a lot of river cards. I think folding turn is too weak on the turn just because of bet sizing but once it is bet and tank called on river, regardless of it being a blank pretty easy fold unless you have a solid read that BB can fold hands, and you jam over his call which I prefer doing rather than over calling river

The SB player in this hand had been 3-betting me a lot so my 40 was partially to induce a 3-bet.

I don't see how jamming the river does anything, what hands that beat me fold? I'm going to get called by all 7s or better.

BB knows you have an OP and you play weak tight. Not a good situation. Should have bet out on the flop. The only reason not to is to trap (which is a bad idea with an OP, it isn't strong enough).

If my opponent knows my hand, I don't know his and someone else is stacking off with him, it is a good time to fold.

Would BTN really come out and bet TT on the flop? Most people check their full houses for one street. I think QQ-JJ are possible as is AT, KT. BTN may have been worried that BB had a 7 thus the small sizing on the turn.

Agree that we should have bet the flop. I would generally take a bet-fold line in this flop.

As played prob call river

Apart from the open, you have not played your hand like AA at all, so why would V think u had anything at all?

Wat?

Bet flop, fold everywhere else.

Agreed. Didn't you say your image was aggressive??? Why would you check this flop 4-handed? What were you trying to accomplish?

Preflop, I would've re-raised to 50 or 60. OTF I would've bet $100.

As played, I honestly am stuck and have no idea. I'm probably regretfully folding OTR with a shove and a call already behind me.

Too little preflop to start the mess.

Then played backwards for the rest of the hand. Should have been gone long before the river decision or at least had a better idea of your place in the hand. But that's what check calling will do.

i think the BB has 67 and is scared of a fullhouse, i would tank for like 1/2 minutes and muck aces and say im such a bad player for not betting the flop.

you gotta know when to hold-em and no when to ( )