Everest Poker No-Limit Hold'em, $0.15/$0.25 (HH Converter by Kreatief)

BB ($5.10)
UTG+1 ($44.06)
UTG+2 ($25.06)
MP1 ($30.95)
MP2 ($29.80)
MP3 ($22.35)
CO ($20.48)
Button ($54.28)
SB ($24.90) (Hero)

Preflop: Hero is SB with A, A
UTG+1 raises to $0.90, 5 folds, Button calls $0.90, Hero raises to $3.15, 1 folds, UTG+1 calls $2.25, Button calls $2.25,

Flop: 6, 7, K ( $9.85 )
[color:#CC3333]Hero bets $7.00, UTG+1 calls $7.00, Button calls $7.00,

Turn: 5 ( $30.85 )
Hero shove !!! UTG+1 calls $14.75, Button calls $14.75,

River: A ( $60.35 )
UTG+1 checks, Button bets $11.65, 1 folds,

I was sure with two limpers who call this flop I was beat by a set. Can I fold It on turn ? I was too commited ?

Plz give me your advices ...
thx

For sure I had a lucky river ...

I don't get this, it doesn't say what hero does on the turn or river, or am I reading this wrong?

Sorry I correct it !

You have to raise bigger from the SB-multiway, (nitpicking), but I like how you played it. You are committed here 100% of the time.

perhaps you could raise close to $4 pf, but other than that its all standard.

the best part of the hand is that you made sure your rivered the (almost) nutz...I always forget to do that.

pretty much committed at the turn, oh well

personally i would've cbet less from the SB since (in my experience anyhow) people will fold if they've missed whether the cbet is 50% of 75% of the pot. acts as pot control.

a check isn't necessary bad on the turn since people maybe scared of the straight possibility. of course you can really fold here so it's check/call, which could quite likely lead to your entire stack vanishing. man playing form the SB sucks

I agree. You need to jack up this pot quicker imo.

I think best play before on turn is a check/fold.

In a multi way pot, if I check and UTG +1 raise and Buttons call, I'm pretty sure one of them had AK, KQ or KJ at least and the other one a set and try to extracft a maximum of value.

Too weak play ? What do you think about this theory ? I was 12-tabling so I'd not enough time to think about the best way. But after reflexion I think I play the hand like this.

At the flop your SPR is about 2, you simply cannot fold aces here.

What would make you raise a bit more preflop is to make sure that your opponents do not get about 11-1 in implied odds for them to set mine profitably. Around $4.50 should do the trick. You still will be pot committed, but they will be making a mistake by calling preflop, and that is where your money comes from in situations like this, oh and when you river aces

Raise a little more on pf.
I think the other is standard.

River (SHIP IT)

3bet more pf then show em the business

I think you want to raise less preflop to ensure you get two calls and get your flop stack to pot ratio=~4.

A raise to 2.00 would almost surely get both callers, the pot would be $6 and your stack 23. Then just 3/4 pot to pot almost any flop and put the rest in on almost any turn which will be a pot sized bet or slightly more.

As played, your turn shove is a half pot bet. I can't imagine what else you would do there. Would you check and fold to a half pot bet? That seems absurd.