https://rumble.com/vlt7de-flopping-q...ket-aces..html

or well played?

Looked pretty standard.

Not standard preflop. I would expect to see a little more action from KK and AA preflop. But certainly well played by JJ - not so much from the other two.

Well played by whom?

Not knowing the table dynamics this could've just been a perfect scenario of 'balancing' a PF range by AA and KK. Or we could just have a POW/fish with KK here.

Pretty sure we want KK to check Turn here and then decide to c/c River as action occurs. Why is KK jamming River? As a bluff? Jx is always c/c this River and with two opponents who have c/c Flop and Turn it's pretty obv there's at least one Jack out there on this Board.

IMO JJ did what it's supposed to do .. and got a lot more value than it normally would. GL

Looks pretty standard to me.

I don't play a lot of .25/.50 (and don't know what site this is anyway), but I'm very surprised that neither KK nor AA 3-bet. That seems like a huge waste of equity to me. Back when I played a lot of NL I got stuck on a lot of nitty tables where every 3-bet was exactly AA or KK so everybody just folded to every 3-bet, and villains started smooth calling AA and KK. But that's TOTALLY the wrong adjustment to make - if villains are folding to every 3-bet, heroes need to 3-bet LIGHTER, not flat-call on the street where they have the biggest equity advantage.

I also might be speaking out of turn here, but stacks were over 100bb deep - is one pair really a 3-streets-of-value hand 100bb deep? That's the OTHER situation you put yourself in when you flat-call with AA - you lose your chance to get your whole stack in the middle while you have a GUARANTEED HUGE equity advantage and leave yourself having to make 3 more decisions.

In short, I'm far from an expert in these situations but I think KK and AA BUTCHERED the hand.

He should of turned maybe flop, definitely turn, he has either 2 outs or no outs.