Hello Friends! I lost $1.14 playing this hand. Was this a cooler, or did I overplay my draw?

Poker Stars $0.01/$0.02 No Limit Hold'em - 9 players
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Hero (MP2): $6.11
CO: $2.05
BTN: $2.22
SB: $3.06
BB: $2.97
UTG: $2.81
UTG+1: $3.12
UTG+2: $3.55
MP1: $1.30

Pre Flop: ($0.03) Hero is MP2 with J K
1 fold, UTG+1 calls $0.02, 2 folds, Hero raises to $0.10, CO calls $0.10, 3 folds, UTG+1 calls $0.08

Flop: ($0.33) 5 4 5 (3 players)
UTG+1 checks, Hero bets $0.34, CO calls $0.34, UTG+1 calls $0.34

Turn: ($1.35) A (3 players)
UTG+1 checks, Hero bets $0.70, CO calls $0.70, UTG+1 raises to $2.68 all in, Hero folds, CO calls $0.91 all in

River: ($5.27) 5 (2 players - 2 are all in)



My thoughts as it happened:

-JK is a strong hand PF, worth a raise. Two high suited cards gives me a nice chance at TPGK and some straight / flush possibilities. MP2 is a good spot to be in.

-Happy to see the UTG+1 call, not so happy to see CO call. I'm in-between positions here with good cards, so I feel cautiously optimistic. These guys have mid-range chip stacks, so I might get paid off if things go well.

-Interest flop. I miss all the pair cards, but pick up the flush draw. Some match-up possibilities:
--(a): If someone has 55, I am drawing dead. Of course, 55 is very unlikely since we have two 5's on the board.
--(b): If someone has 44, I'm about 2% against them, with only runner-runner draws (5K, 5J, KK, JJ)
--(c): If someone has A5, I'm about 25% against them, with the flush draw (although they can suck out even then with the quad or boat draw).
--(d): If someone has K5, I'm about 28% against them, with the flush draw but a blocked K draw.
--(e): Against 56s, I'm about 25%, with a flush draw (although they have a runner-runner straight draw).
--(f): Against 45s, I'm under 1%, with only runner-runner draws.
--(g): Against A4, I'm about dead-even, with the flush draw and an over-card draw.
--(h): Against K4, I'm about 49%, with the flush draw and an over-card draw which either wins or ties.
--(i): Against 34s, I'm about 53%, with the flush draw and two over-card draws.
--(j): Against 22-33, I'm about 58%, with the flush draw and two over-card draws, along with some draws which tie by strengthening the board.
--(k): Against 66, I'm about 49%, with the flush draw and two over-card draws but some opposing draws (6's) as well and a runner-runner straight draw.
--(l): Against 77-88-99-TT, I'm about 48%, with the flush draw and two over-cards, but some opposing draws.
--(m): Against JJ, I'm about 44%, with the flush draw and one over-card.
--(n): Against QQ, I'm about 40%, in the same situation but with a stronger reverse draw (Q) than before (it would have been J)
--(o): Against KK, I'm about 34%, with a flush draw.
--(p): Against AA, I'm about 30%, with a flush draw but with a stronger reverse draw (A) than before.
--(q): Against a stronger flush draw, I am about 20%, except against AQ, where I am more like 19%. I have a good chance of being stacked here in terms of implied odds.
--(r): Against a weaker flush draw, I am about 81%. I have a good chance of stacking someone here, in terms of implied odds.
--(s): Against an outside straight draw, 36, I am about 71%, with the better draw and a real chance of stacking my opponent.

-Under the circumstances, I thought my priority was to discover whether my opponent had air, a hand I beat or a hand which crushed me. I decided to lead off with my PSB after the check to find out. I figure:
--(i):Anyone with air will fold.
--(ii): Anyone with A4, K4, 34s, weak over-pairs, a straight draw or a flush draw will call.
--(iii): Anyone with a A5, K5, 65s, 44, 55, 45s or high over-pairs will raise.

-It was interesting to see two callers.
--(a) The call from the CO indicates to me a weak over-pair, the straight draw or the flush draw. The latter two seem the most likely, as those are good calls in position.
--(b) The check-call from the UTG+1 indicates to me someone unable to get away from their cards. Perhaps a mid-range over-pair or a 4 are likely.

-The turn card weakens my situation considerably. My chances against the hands I've got my opponents on now:
--(a) A4 - 18%
--(b) K4 - 32%
--(c) 34s - 39%
--(d) 66 - 32%
--(e) 77, 88, 99, TT - 32%
--(f) 36 - 75%
--(g) Weaker flush draw - 83%
--(h) Stronger flush draw - 0% (recall that the Aces would now be paired).

-I want now most of all to know whether or not my opponents have an ace. If they have an ace (which I think would make sense given their betting) I need to get out of this hand. If they don't, I am trailing, but have good implied odds in this multi-way pot. I wanted to bet enough so that only someone with an ace would feel comfortable re-raising me. So, I led out after the check with a PSB.

-The call by the CO indicates a weaker flush draw, a 4 or a straight draw to me. I'm crushing two of those hands, and trailing one. So, I felt good against the CO.

-The re-raise by UTG+1, coming as a check-all-in, says ace to me. If my opponent has an ace I am dominated here, so it was time to get out.

My read on the CO seems like it was OK, but I was way off on UTG+1. What do you guys think? Was I too aggressive on the turn?

Wow, by the time I finishing thinking about all that stuff, my hand gets auto folded.

My line is identical to yours, except I Check/Fold the turn.

Edit: I should have mentioned that I would have bet less on the flop. I like betting about .20 here.

Betting this turn is extremely thin against two callers - a check is better. Check the turn with the intention of:

A) c/c if you are getting correct odds to chase or
B) c/f if you are not

If you're lucky this might get checked around. You overplayed your hand on the turn. Preflop and flop are fine.

flush draws are best to be played slowly as they are obvious and you risk being raised out of a good hand.

My line would be cbet flop half pot, check turn, fold to too much action