Hi,

This spot occured:

Buyin $2.2 Courchevel hi/lo 100/200bbs
Villain 1: 64 BBs -
Villain 2: 22BBs
Hero: 20BBS

Preflop: Villain 1 lims in CO
Villain 2 completes SB
Hero Checks BB

Flop: 37Q

Villain 2 checks SB
Hero checks BB
Villain 1 bets 550

Villain one calls
Hero Calls

Turn: 37Q10

Villain two bets 2250 (pot)
Hero (3400 remaining): folds
AJK25

Another spot:
Not so interesting: so here is just the image

All in on the turn, two people shoved into me when i had pot left. You can't fold this right?

1) I don't think you can ever fold there

2) Agreed, not so interesting

Can you see the second hand?

So, i can not fold in the first spot?

No.
Well you have good equity, way above 33,3% against his range. I guess you are afraid that there is another A2 but you just have so many scooping outs that folding wouldn't even cross my mind.

Ok, see, i thought these things, but i have difficulty grasping my equity in such a spot. I know that i need 33%. But I really have difficulty seeing the clean outs etc.

The second hand went like this in short bc it was just a setup.
I have 78910j and a 7 shows. 3 players call the raise. I call, thinking that i have enough scooping equity and implied odds with my run-down.

flop comes 765 with 2 diamonds, one spade. It goes bet and everyone calls ( i should have raised ... ) on the turn I have pot left. 2 players shove into me.

I call with the current nut high, no low. I know i am only calling for half but since already two other players potted into me, i think i get the odds to call?

Fourth player overcalls.

Board is 5672
For straights I can't be dominated.
One guy had the nut low with 56 two-pair.
other guy had set of fives with nut flush draw and aces
third guy had 76 and 34 of spades.

So my diamonds were even live. I had to call 3k to win 10 ( for half) with like 42% in this instance. With my diamonds covered that would be 30% so still a call?

The river was a six so, gg wp.

In the first hand you are undervaluing your hand, in the second one overvaluing your hand.

JT987 on 765fd is drawing to split. Well, obviously currently splitting, but drawing to get two blanks. J-high fd is more often not good than good. Maybe you have to call flop and give up some turns, but if you habitually getin such hands on the flop you will be in poor shape.

I don't really understand how deep the stacks were (are you calling 3k on the turn and pot will be 20k?), but it sounds like you must getin this turn.