I think I may have made a blunder. Home game. Most people are pretty splashy and it's No Limit.

Everyone limps $2 and I have A/2/9/10/10 with unsuited Ace of Hearts

Flop is 10/8/6 w/ 2 hearts. One guy bets $15 and I call in mid position 2 others call including myself. Stacks range from $200-$500

Turn is the 7 of hearts. I have the nut low, a straight and the Ace heart blocker.

Same bettor leads for $20. 1 guy calls and then I contemplate shoving with my $160 stack. I think in retrospect I should have shoved but I called the $20 and another player calls the $20

River is a 6. Initial bettor makes it $20 again, 1 guy calls then I shove for like $140 total. Next guy thinks for like 2 mins and folds. Original bettor goes all in for $400 and the next guy thinks for 2 mins and folds. The 2 folding guys both had full houses with 8s full and 7s full. The original bettor had A/2 and nothing else.

Feel like I missed some real value not shoving the turn or raising the turn at least. The straight might have been good for all I know. I think 1 guy had hearts but said he would have called the shove because of the set. Looking for some feedback. Thanks

Raise pre, raise flop, raise turn. Get value from your good hands! At least you raised river. Also wtf are they doing? You should just be very aggressive in this game with one-way nuts if they hang around with horse manure and fold to a raise on the river when they improve to something decent. The issue must be their horrible pre-flop play.

Yeah I think I really messed up the turn

Always put your seat so we can help better.

Hand seems good enough to raise pre vs the action.

Write down the whole flop and your cards so if there is some backdoor flush draw there is additional equity.

You have an immense draw on the flop and should raise to target 2p's, weak A2, A2+pair etc