25NL, I come in for a UTG raise to 1.25 with QQ (1 other new player posted blind in late position), 3 callers behind, stacks all about 70-100bb.

Played a few rounds at the table and have no read on either villain, I've folded most of my hands up to that point but I doubt any of the villains were paying attention. Table stats were something like $3 avg. pot and 24% vpip.

Flop comes 10 Q 9 rainbow.

I bet 3 into a pot of 5.35, 1 fold, 2 call.

Turn comes K.

I bet 5. correct play? I couldn't expect a call on the flop with just a K, and AK unlikely...

Villain behind calls and the one behind him pushes for $3 more. I call, other villain calls also.

River comes a blank for 10 Q 9 K 2. Villain pushes for remaining $3 and I call.

River/turn call was marginal, just trying to figure out where I should have folded. I feel that set over set was a possibility with the other one of the villains spewing chips, and turn call wasn't horrible for the full house draw. River call standard given the remaining chips left?

I'd appreciate any input, thanks.

With 2 people behind on the turn I would be inclined to check and call if we're getting good odds to fill up and muck it otherwise, i think with 2 villains it is much more likely for one to have a J. For that reason I think the flop bet should be a bit more, charge them the max to draw out on you. As played you should just get it in on the turn so everyone is AI since you still have some equity and there is no way you can fold for $3 more on the river

#2 for checking the turn against 2 players

More on flop. Shove turn.

$5 on the flop for sure.

oops made a mistake writing out the turn card in the original post, It was a Jack not a king. So even though it was 4-to a straight on the turn i could only assume a flop call with a Jack, so would it be reasonable to assume I still had the best hand on the turn?

According to your post there is only $11 effective stacks remaining in a $5.35 pot and you are holding top set. Commit there, and shove any turn.